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How to Install feed2toot on Windows 11

feed2toot is a Python application that allows you to automatically post updates from RSS feeds to Mastodon social media accounts. If you're using Windows 11, below is a step-by-step guide to installing feed2toot:

Prerequisites

Step 1: Install feed2toot

You can install feed2toot using pip. Open up the command prompt or PowerShell and enter the following command:

pip install feed2toot

This will install the latest version of feed2toot on your local machine.

Step 2: Create a Configuration File

Before you can start using feed2toot, you need to create a configuration file. Run the following command in the command prompt or PowerShell to create the file:

feed2toot-config

This will generate a configuration file in your home directory (C:\Users\Username by default) named .config\feed2toot\config.ini

You can then edit this file and add the necessary information such as the Mastodon instance URL, access token, RSS feeds, and other settings.

Step 3: Test the Configuration File

Before running feed2toot, it's a good idea to test your configuration file. Run the following command from the command prompt or PowerShell:

feed2toot-test

This will check your configuration file for any errors and display the results.

Step 4: Run feed2toot

Once you've verified your configuration file, you can run feed2toot. To do this, run the following command from the command prompt or PowerShell:

feed2toot

This will start running feed2toot and will post updates from the RSS feeds to your Mastodon account.

Conclusion

That's it! With just a few quick steps, you can install feed2toot on your Windows 11 machine and start automatically posting updates from RSS feeds to your Mastodon account.

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