ES6, Filtering, and In-Memory Data Store

Rivus is now fully written using ES6 / Babel to make everything work correctly. A bit of work was put in to get us ready for when Node.js fully supports all of the latest and greatest features, and there will be no need for Babel. Have you ever wanted to set some complex rules to either manipulate a feed item or completely remove it from the feed aggregate? Now it is simple to do this by simply adding in as many filters as you need to.

Making it easier to do local development or any cases where Redis is not available. We automatically detect if Redis is available and if it is not we default to an in-memory data store.

Specify Redis via Config:

Rivus: A Social Network Aggregator

Have you got a myriad of social network streams that your customers and friends find it difficult to navigate? Millions of social network junkies, just like you and me, have to switch between services such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Medium to find information about one person or company. It can be pretty frustrating, not to mention time consuming.

What if I told you there was a better way? What if you could aggregate all of your social media streams into one complete social network?

This idea of a complete social network started when I was building my personal site https://jaredwray.com.