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Pogo

Podcast RSS feed generator and CMS in Go.

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Goal

To produce a product that is easy to deploy and easier to use when hosting a podcast from ones own servers.

Features

  • Auto-generate rss feed
  • Basic frontend for listening to episodes
  • Flat-file directory structure
  • Human readable files
  • Self publishing interface w/ password protection
  • Custom CSS and themeing capabilities
  • JSON feed generation for easier parsing
  • Docker support

Requirements

github.com/gmemstr/feeds this branch contains some fixes for "podcast specific" tags

github.com/fsnotify/fsnotify

github.com/gorilla/mux

Building

godep restore
go build
# Set environment variable
export POGO_SECRET=secret
# Windows
# set POGO_SECRET=secret
./podcast

File format

Pogo uses a flat file structure for managing podcast episodes. As such, files have a special naming convention.

For podcast audio files, filenames take the form of YEAR-MONTH-DAY followed by the title. The two values are separated by underscores (YYYY-MM-DD_TITLE.mp3).

"Shownote" files are markdown formatted and simply append _SHOWNOTES.md to the existing filename (sans .mp3 of course).