Luis Rodrigues

Indigestion+ periodically collects a number of public RSS or Atom feeds and posts a list containing all new items. Each feed may provide additional display and metadata options, such as the ability to import comments or tags.
Indigestion+ began as a fork of the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/indigestion/" rel="ugc">Indigestion</a> plugin by <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/profile/evelio" rel="ugc">Evelio Tarazona Cáceres</a>, but eventually required a complete rewrite. It uses WordPress’s “cron” function for scheduling and Simplepie to download, cache and manipulate feeds.

Author: goblindegook

Indigestion+ generates a periodic digest from different customisable feed sources.

ComplexLife is a fork from Kieran’s <a href="http://kierandelaney.net/blog/projects/simplelife/" rel="nofollow ugc">SimpleLife</a> which has been on hiatus/slow development for a while.
Simply, it shows your activity for any service that gives a date sorted rss/atom activity feed. The plugin then displays all that activity in any place you want it sorted by time, as a personal lifestream. You can see <a href="http://dbzer0.com/about/lifestream" rel="nofollow ugc">a sample here</a>
Features
<ul>
<li>All the features provided with version 1.1 of Simplelife (the point of the fork) and I will also attempt to merge any new future changes as well</li>
<li>Support for as many and as obscure services as possible. I have already included stuff that no one else does like PMOG, Atheist Nexus, Cocomments, Getboo etc.</li>
<li>Longer history via utilizing google reader.</li>
<li>Comment tracking from everywhere. That is, each time you leave a comment in the blogosphere or in a forum, it will show in your lifestream (AFAIK, no other lifestreaming service does this)</li>
<li>Pie Charts. 🙂</li>
</ul>
=Important Notes=
<ul>
<li>This plugin requires the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simplepie-core" rel="ugc">Simplepie Core plugin</a> in order to work.</li>
<li>PHP 5 is required.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Future features</h3>
I have a few ideas I’d like to implement in the future. I’m not certain I can but I’m listing them here in case anyone would like to tackle them.
<ul>
<li>An Ajax-y settings page where the user selects from the top which services he needs to use and then only they appear</li>
<li>Unlimited custom feeds. User should be able to put a number on a field and get that many custom rss fields to use.</li>
<li>Integration with the plugin cache if it exists for faster speeds.</li>
<li>Allow variables to be set on the plugin php call which would allow it to be included, say, in the sidebar but showing only the last 5 actions.</li>
<li>A way for it to export an rss file which can be used by people elsewhere. This file could be created/updated every time it’s called, every time the plugin runs or with a cronjob.</li>
</ul>

ComplexLife

A powerful lifestreaming plugin which provides a historical views of your activities online by aggregating it from any service you use.

Author: goblindegook vs ComplexLife