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Dispatch a self-hosted RSS reader

A clean, fast RSS/Atom reader you run yourself. Three-pane layout on desktop (feeds → articles → reading pane), a single stacked view with swipe-style navigation on mobile. Feeds refresh automatically in the background.

  • Add feeds by URL, organize them into folders
  • Unread / starred / all-articles views, per-feed and per-folder views
  • Full-text search across your fetched articles
  • Clean reading view (images, embeds, and formatting preserved; ads/scripts/trackers stripped)
  • OPML import and export (moving in from another reader, or backing out)
  • Light and dark themes
  • Everything in a single SQLite file

Quick start (Docker Compose)

This is the easiest path and what the instructions below assume.

  1. Copy this whole dispatch-rss folder onto your server (or clone it if you put it in git).

  2. Edit docker-compose.yml if you want a different port than 8080, or point the ./data volume at wherever you want the database stored.

  3. From inside the folder:

    docker compose up -d --build
    
  4. Visit http://<your-server-ip>:8080.

That's it — the container fetches your feeds every 15 minutes by default (configurable via FETCH_INTERVAL_MINUTES) and stores everything in the mounted /data volume, so updating or recreating the container never loses your feeds or read state.

Running this on Unraid specifically

You have two easy options. Either works — pick whichever you're already using for other containers.

  1. Install Compose Manager from the Community Applications store, if you don't have it.

  2. Copy this project folder to somewhere on your array, e.g. /mnt/user/appdata/dispatch-rss/.

  3. In Compose Manager, add a new stack pointing at that folder's docker-compose.yml.

  4. Before starting it, change the volume line to something durable on your array, e.g.:

    volumes:
      - /mnt/user/appdata/dispatch-rss/data:/data
    
  5. Start the stack. The UI will be at http://<unraid-ip>:8080.

Option B: Plain Docker (no compose plugin needed)

  1. Copy the project folder to your server, e.g. /mnt/user/appdata/dispatch-rss/.

  2. Open an Unraid terminal and build the image:

    cd /mnt/user/appdata/dispatch-rss
    docker build -t dispatch-rss:latest .
    
  3. In the Unraid Docker tab, click Add Container, and set:

    • Repository: dispatch-rss:latest
    • Network Type: bridge
    • Port: container 8080 → host 8080 (or any free port you prefer)
    • Path: container /data → host /mnt/user/appdata/dispatch-rss/data
    • Environment variable (optional): FETCH_INTERVAL_MINUTES = 15
  4. Apply, then visit http://<unraid-ip>:8080.

If you'd rather not build on the Unraid box itself, you can build the image on another machine, push it to Docker Hub or a private registry, and just point the Repository field at that image instead of building locally.

Configuration

Environment variables (all optional):

Variable Default What it does
PORT 8080 Port the app listens on inside the container
DATA_DIR /data Where the SQLite database file is stored
FETCH_INTERVAL_MINUTES 15 How often feeds are refreshed automatically

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