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You can also use RSS-Bridge[1], which covers GitHub Feeds, and lot more sites. My instance[0] has the GitHub bridges enabled, and I subscribe to a few issues on
by captn3m0 7y ago
You can also use RSS-Bridge[1], which covers GitHub Feeds, and lot more sites. My instance[0] has the GitHub bridges enabled, and I subscribe to a few issues on our Slack channels this way.
[1]: https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge
[0]: https://rss-bridge.bb8.fun/ https://rss-bridge.bb8.fun/
I like your static-file approach though. Never thought of pre-generating RSS-feeds that way.
- bhaak 7y agoYes, it's certainly not a very generic solution but it was my special itch to scratch. These days, I don't have much patience trying to find a solution for something the content provider should have done by themselves and installing a large program to do it which then might not even scratch my itch exactly like I want it to ... yeah, I rather invest an hour or two and come up with a simple solution of which I at least understand the limitations. Static files are bliss. They might not be up to date to the millisecond but you will never have a problem pulling them or otherwise your whole service is going down in flames anyway. If you do need real time updates, you wouldn't use RSS anyway, so this is a very workable compromise.