(First post )
Lately, the TinyTinyRSS webinterface on my private server appeared to become somewhat sluggish in day-to-day usage. As a remedy, I wrote a Python script to display and update the latest unread articles. Motivation on my blog. In the process, I created a full Python wrapper for the REST interface, which could potentially be useful for anyone writing a desktop client for TinyTinyRSS. Code is available at GitHub. Comments and critique are, of course, welcome
Thanks for the comments! Indeed, both packaging and testing are on my ToDo list. I’ll try to spend some time on a testing framework the next two weeks or so – stay tuned.
Thanks for the hint on Cookie Cutter – I wasn’t aware of that until now. I’ll have a closer look.
Sorry, I didn’t want to point fingers… the problem could be at my side, as well. I just noticed that, after having tt-rss open in a browser tab for more than ~5-6 hours, the interface starts to lag noticeably. I’m not ruling out the possibility that this is due to strange side effects from Firefox / Plugins, though.
The only ‘slowness’ I’ve observed is the length of time (minutes sometimes) it takes to add a new feed and have it ‘take’ and the page refresh. Since I’m not adding new feeds all the time it’s not that much of an issue, nor have I bothered looking into what might be wrong.