podnounce

Open-source web-based podcast publishing tool, supporting multiple shows.

Description

PodNounce (Podcast Announce) is a web-based platform to publish and distribute podcasts, with support for multiple shows. It was initially written for a local community radio station to allow for publishing of presenters' shows in podcast format.

Features

• Simple, web-based user interface.
  • User interface is responsive (works on desktop, tablet and mobile)
• Multiple Shows.
• RSS feeds:
  • Per show; and
  • Site-wide.
• Deduplication of media files published to multiple shows.
• Show Notes per episode, with markdown support.
• Ability to tag shows or episodes as 'explicit'.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy PodNounce up and running for your own use.

Prerequisites

PodNounce runs on any basic Linux server with common infrastructure:

• Linux server (physical or virtual)
• Web Server (eg, nginx or apache)
• PostgreSQL Server
• PHP 5.4 or later

Installing

1. Download a release tarball.
2. Extract to your document root (eg, /var/www/html/)
3. Create server-writable directorie. For example under apache on CentOS:

cd /var/www/html/podnounce
mkdir tmp uploads
chown apache tmp uploads

4. Create a database and populate with the schema:

createuser podnounce
createdb -O podnounce podnounce
psql podnounce < postgresql-schema.sql

5. Create a configuration file for your database connection: cp podnounce.conf.DIST podnounce.conf then edit podnounce.conf
6. Open your web browser and point it to your web server. The installation process should automatically start.

Built With

• Fat-Free Framework - The PHP framework
• Spectre.css - CSS Boilerplate
• Composer - PHP Dependency Management
• jQuery - Client-side JavaScript Framework

Contributing

Any contributions should follow the GitHub Flow, and you must accept licensing your code under the MIT License in line with the rest of the project.

Authors

• Phillip Smith - Project Maintainer - fukawi2

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgments

• Anthony Ferrara for password hashing compatibility library.
• Emanuil Rusev for MarkDown rendering library.
• zedwood.com for the MP3File class to help process media files.