gLifestream
Free Lifestream platform and social activity reader-Aggregates multiple streams of RSS/Atom, Mastodon, Bluesky, Flickr, YouTube and more into a single view. Support public/private streaming, automatic import, full-text search, WebSub support, media embedding. Complete self-hosted social event aggregation solution, licensed by GPLv3.
gLifestream is a free open source Lifestream platform and social activity aggregator. It can aggregate content from multiple external social media services into a unified timeline, allowing you to view and manage all social activities in one place. ###Default account information ``` User name: admin Password: admin123456 ``` ** Main characteristics: ** - Self-hosted Web applications - Automatically import content streams from external services - Support public and private views - Data is stored permanently and will not be lost even if external services are turned off - Supports multiple output formats (HTML5, Atom, JSON) - Support WebSub publishing and subscription - Content can be published via the Web or email - Customizable themes and localization ##Supported Services gLifestream supports the following services by default: - ** General: ** Any RSS/Atom feed - ** Social media: ** Mastodon, Bluesky, Twitter - ** Photos and videos: ** Flickr, PixelFed, Vimeo, YouTube - ** Others: ** Pocket (read later) After logging in, visit the Access Management backend: glifestream.lanmao168.heiyu.space/admin/ Here you can: - View and edit everything - manage user accounts - Configure application settings ### 3. Add service flows ####Method A: Through the Web interface 1. login application 2. Go to the **Settings ** page 3. Click **Add Service ** 4. Select the type of service (such as Mastodon, Bluesky, RSS, etc.) 5. Fill in the service configuration information: - ** Service name ** - **API key or access token **(if required) - ** Username or URL** - ** Public/Private Settings ** 6. save the configuration ####Method B: Manage the background 1. Visit https://glifestream.lanmao168.heiyu.space/admin/ 2. Go to **Stream → Services** 3. Click **Add Service** 4. Fill out the form: - **Service Type**: Select the service type - **Name**: Give the service a name - **API/OAuth Settings **: Fill in according to service type - **Public**: If you check it, it will be visible publicly; if you don't check it, it will be visible only to logged in users 5. Click **Save** Save
