microfeed is a lightweight content management system designed for self-hosting on Cloudflare.
It lets you publish audio, video, images, documents, articles and external links through a customisable website and accompanying RSS and JSON feeds.
The software uses Cloudflare Pages to host and execute the application, R2 for media storage, D1 for metadata and Zero Trust to secure access to the administration dashboard. It can be used for blogs, podcasts, video channels, image galleries, personal websites, curated news feeds, changelogs and headless CMS deployments.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Publishes audio, video, images, documents, articles and external links.
- Generates web, RSS and JSON feeds.
- Provides a graphical administration dashboard.
- Supports media uploads and custom website styling.
- Runs on Cloudflare Pages without requiring a dedicated server.
- Stores media files in Cloudflare R2.
- Stores content metadata in Cloudflare D1.
- Protects the administration dashboard with Cloudflare Zero Trust.
- Can operate as a headless CMS with a public JSON feed.
- Includes an OpenAPI specification for its JSON feed.
- Supports deployment through GitHub Actions.
- Can be developed and tested locally using Node.js, Yarn and Wrangler.
Website: github.com/microfeed/microfeed
Support:
Developer: Listen Notes
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
microfeed is written in JavaScript. Learn JavaScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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