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flusio

A social media to soothe our online relationship with the news.


flusio is another yet social media. It brings together social bookmarking and Web syndication to allow communities to stay up to date with the news and to enhance their knowledge.

It’s free/libre software (politically speaking) while being supported by a micro-enterprise to ensure its viability. The main service is available to French people at flus.fr. You can help to fund the development, by taking a subscription to the service.

flusio comes with three main features:

  • the Bookmarks to save the articles to read later;
  • the News to read within your available time;
  • the thematic Collections to organise the information.

More is coming such as feed aggregation and community discussions.

flusio is licensed under AGPL 3.

Screenshot of the news page with 3 links

Credits

flusio is built upon the work of many other people:

How to contribute?

I sincerely appreciate if you want to contribute. Here’s a few things you can do:

  • taking a subscription at flus.fr (French);
  • reporting bugs or make feature requests in issues;
  • writing blog posts to speak about the project.

I don’t accept Pull Requests on this project. A code contribution requires a lot of time to review, to comment and to maintain. Even the smallest one can require hours of my time. Also, code isn’t where I need help.

If you have any question, feel free to send me a message.

Administrator guide

This guide is intended to people who want to install flusio on their own server.

  1. Deploy in production
  2. How to update flusio
  3. Enable experimental features
  4. CHANGELOG

You also might be interested by the following:

  1. Technical stack overview
  2. How is the CLI working

Developer guide

If you plan to take a look at the code, these guides should be helpful to understand how flusio is developed.

  1. Technical stack overview
  2. Setup the development environment
  3. How to update flusio
  4. Getting started
  5. Working with Docker
  6. How are the users’ errors managed
  7. How is the CLI working
  8. How is the localization managed
  9. How are the assets bundled
  10. How to run the test suite

Maintainer guide

This guide is intended to myself, as a maintainer of flusio.

  1. How to release a new version