It's an Emacs client for your Feedly account. You can read your feeds and the read-state is synchronized back to the Feedly server.
In order to read your own feeds you need a developer API token for authorization. You can get one here. When you have your token then set it with
(setq feedly-access-token "your token")
If you use an incorrect token then the secure connection will ask for a username/password which shouldn't happen, so if it happens then check your token again.
If you set the token then you can fetch your feeds with
M-x feedly
The current selection is marked with underline. The client was designed for keyboard control in mind. Here are the keys:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
cursor up |
move selection up |
cursor down |
move selection down |
cursor right |
expand current feed |
cursor left |
collapse current feed |
return |
show preview of selected feed item (press again to open it in your browser) |
a |
mark all items in the current feed as read |
g |
fetch new items from the server |
w |
close item preview window and show only the item list |
s |
mark all items in the current feed as read and then quit |
q |
quit the Feedly buffer and restore window configuration |
