ArxivFeed v0.1.4

• sort papers

ArxivFeed v0.1.3

• fix order

ArxivFeed v0.1.2

• fix copy static files

ArxivFeed v0.1.1

• fix time limit

ArxivFeed v0.1.0

NotCraft::ArxivFeed

An Arxiv reader running entirely from your GitHub repo.

• Free hosting on GitHub Pages. No ads. No third party tracking.
• No need for backend. Content updates via GitHub Actions.
• Customizable layouts and styles via templating and theming API. Just bring your HTML and CSS.
• Free and open source. No third-party tracking.

How to use it?

Github Pages

1. Use the ArxivFeed-Template generate your own repository.

2. In the repository root, open config.toml file, click the "Pencil (Edit this file)" button to edit.

3. Remove # to uncommend the cacheUrl property, replace <github_username> with your GitHub username, and
   replace <repo> with your GitHub repo name.

4. In the sources, update the items to the sources you want to follow. The final content of the file should look similar
   to this:

   site_title = "ArxivDaily"
   cache_max_days = 7
   # statics_dir   = "statics"       ## Optional: default is "statics"
   # templates_dir = "includes"      ## Optional: default is "includes"
   # cache_url = "https://GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/REPO_NAME/cache.json"
   
   [[sources]]
   limit = 1                               # Num Limit
   category = "cs.CL"                      # Subject Category
   title = "Computation and Language"      # Subject Title
   
   # [scripts]
   # highlight = "scripts/highlight.rhai"

5. Scroll to the bottom of the page, click "Commit changes" button.

6. Once the rebuild finishes, your feed will be available at https://<github_username>.github.io/<repo>

Localhost

1. Clone the ArxivFeed-Template repository.
2. Edit config.toml file.
3. Run arxivfeed