this project is a work in progress and does not quite function yet
this project aims to implement an RSS gateway for twitter. the MVP should allow you to get a twitter user's tweets as an RSS/atom feed.
some RSS services (such as inoreader, of which I am a paid user) allow following a twitter user as a feed, but I created this project for the following reasons:
- to allow me to filter replies out of the feed
- to create a more concise article body
- experiment with using react to render RSS/generic XML rather than HTML (see renderToXml.tsx).
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