feed-me-up-scotty
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Generate RSS feeds for websites that don't have them, using CSS selectors.
To use, create a file feeds.toml, in which you can define the feeds to create
as follows:
[funfacts]
title = "Wikipedia — did you know?"
url = "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page"
entrySelector = "#mp-dyk > ul li"
titleSelector = "b"
linkSelector = "b a"
[wikivoyage]
title = "Wikivoyage recommendations"
url = "https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Main_Page"
entrySelector = ".jcarousel-wrapper .jcarousel-item"
titleSelector = "h2"
linkSelector = "h2 a"
Then run:
npx feed-me-up-scotty
This will generate two RSS feeds in public/funfacts.xml and
public/wikivoyage.xml. Additionally, it will generate a combined RSS feed in
public/all.xml.
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RSS feeds for arbitrary websites, using CSS selectors
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