blogwatcher-cli

You can track multiple blogs by adding them with a CLI command, then running a scan to fetch new articles. BlogWatcher CLI uses RSS discovery and an HTML scraping fallback to detect posts automatically.

Yes, you can manage blog read and unread status locally without a server. All article tracking data is stored in a SQLite database at the default path, enabling simple local command-line retrieval.

Yes, blog scanning works if a site lacks an RSS feed by using an HTML scraping fallback. The modular scanning components first attempt automatic RSS discovery before defaulting to HTML scraping.

To run this CLI-based blog scanner, you need a Go toolchain environment to build the Cobra-based CLI structure. The application then manages its scanning operations and data storage using a local SQLite database.

You add a new blog URL for periodic article monitoring by executing a simple add command with a unique name and the target URL. The CLI then registers the blog for subsequent scans to retrieve new articles.