zFeeder 2.0.0
The PHP feed aggregator from 2004, rebuilt. Subscriptions live in OPML files, output is driven by templates, and one line of PHP puts it in a page.
Template set: classic · switch to modern
Demonstrations
One line in any page
The whole product in a single include, the way 2004 did it.
2004:
demo.phpA CSS template
No tables: the layout comes entirely from the stylesheet.
2004:
demo_css.phpSeveral categories at once
Three categories, three templates, one page.
2004:
demo_multiple.phpPlacing feeds by position
Individual subscriptions pulled out and placed separately.
2004:
demo_positions.phpSwitching categories
A category menu beside the output.
2004:
demo_categories.phpThe aggregator
A reading layout: sources on the left, articles on the right.
2004:
demo_frames.php
Templates in the classic set
Subscription categories
emptynewsopensourcesciencetechnologyzfeeder
Data comes from OPML files, one per category, the same format the 2004 version used.
Using it
<?php echo zfeeder(['category' => 'news', 'template' => 'modern/cards']); ?>Not a PHP site? Use /embed for an HTML fragment or /api/feeds for JSON.