1. Run the command :docker compose up -d
2. Open http:https://127.0.0.1:8000 link in your browser for viewing main page of the project.
3. Open the following link in your browser to view the project documentation: http:https://127.0.0.1:7000.

1. First Run the project with docker compose up -d
2. Run docker compose exec api python manage.py test
3. You would see logs of tests in the terminal

Add FEED_READER dictionary to django setting file fr this parameters:

FEED_READER = {
"MAX_FEED_READER_ERRORS": Maximum retries times if any error occurred,
"FEED_READER_RETRY_TIME": Time in seconds if you want to retry errored feed links,
"DEFAULT_PARSING_TIME_LOOP": Time in second between parsing feed links,
}

By using api exposed in swagger page you can build your favorite UI using modern front end JavaScript frameworks like React.
Go to swagger docs page via http:https://127.0.0.1:8000/api/swagger

1. Register a user to system with POST request to /auth/register
2. Login user with request to /auth/token
3. Add a new feed by sending a POST request to /api/posts and enter the required information.
4. The system will start a background process to fetch feed links every 5 minutes.

• First get all feed using get request to /api/feeds/ and get the feed id
• Send patch request to /api/feeds/{id}/ route. For example followed=false . id is obtained from previous step. Feed after creating has by default followed=true

1. Use /api/filter-posts route. Note that all posts are by default followed=false and readed=false

• Use /api/filter-posts route. Note that all posts are by default followed=false and readed=false

1. First filter posts to find a post and use its id **2. Send patch request to /api/posts/{id}/ route. For example followed=true and readed=true. id is obtained from previous step.

1. Django for base of system because of its great features
2. Celery for running background and periodic tasks
3. Redis as message broker for celery because it is robust and battle tested for production and insures message persistence
4. Redis for caching because it is ultra-fast