RSS Funnel is a self-hosted RSS and Atom processing tool that lets you build modular feed pipelines from a YAML configuration file.
It can expose custom endpoints for transformed feeds, and it includes a built-in web inspector for examining source feeds and the output from each processing step. The project is distributed as a statically built binary and can also be deployed with Docker.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Fetches full-text content from feed entries.
- Generates RSS feeds from HTML pages.
- Removes unwanted elements or text from articles.
- Filters articles by keywords and can highlight matching terms.
- Splits aggregate posts into individual feed items.
- Combines multiple feeds into a single feed and converts between feed formats.
- Supports arbitrary JavaScript-based transformations and image proxying.
- Includes a web UI for inspecting feeds and filter results.
Website: github.com/shouya/rss-funnel
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Developer: shouya
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
RSS Funnel is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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