[Feature]: Set share domain

[englut]

Feature Summary

Ability to set a different domain for sharing

What problem does this feature solve?

I am currently accessing miniflux via my local-only accessible domain.
Because I use a local-only accessible domain, I am not able to share my feed articles to others.

I have a publically accessible domain that I could reverse proxy to the /share function of miniflux, but I need a way to set the domain so that miniflux will return the shared public URLs to me based on what I've set as the share domain.

Proposed Solution

e.g.

I access miniflux via https://localhost.test/miniflux.

I update miniflux settings to set my public/external domain to https://external.domain/feeds**.

and then I read and share an article publically and miniflux returns a url of:

https://external.domain/feeds/share/<share hash>

** Would be dope if we could change the basedir as well, but if it's tied to the internal basedir, that's fine too!

Alternatives Considered

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Additional Context

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[jvoisin]

This is a nice usecase, and it thus unlikely to be implemented.

Since you're already planning on slapping a reverse-proxy for the /share endpoint, why not use it to reverse-proxy miniflux completely? You could also do something horrible and rewrite the internal domain on-the-fly via the reverse-proxy.

[englut]

This is a nice usecase, and it thus unlikely to be implemented.

Since you're already planning on slapping a reverse-proxy for the /share endpoint, why not use it to reverse-proxy miniflux completely? You could also do something horrible and rewrite the internal domain on-the-fly via the reverse-proxy.

The problem is when I hit that share button and copy the URL I will always have to change the domain manually. Would be nice to have it copy the external domain instead.