RSS Please is a command line tool that allows you to generate RSS feeds from web pages. Parts of the page are extracted using CSS selectors and a feed generated from the matching items. RSS Please runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and more. The 0.12.0 release has been published. RSS Please now supports per-feed update hooks that are run when a feed is updated. Version 0.12.0 This release adds a…
RSS Please is a command line tool that allows you to generate RSS feeds from web pages. Parts of the page are extracted using CSS selectors and a feed generated from the matching items. RSS Please runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and more. The 0.11.2 release has been published. RSS Please can now be configured to disable TLS certificate verification, which is useful for handling self-signed…
RSS Please is a command line tool that allows you to generate RSS feeds from web pages. Parts of the page are extracted using CSS selectors and a feed generated from the matching items. RSS Please runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and more. The 0.10.0 release has been published. RSS Please now optionally supports reading web pages from local files. Version 0.10.0 This release adds a new optional…
The 0.9.0 release has been published. The summary selector now supports matching multiple elements, tilde expansion is performed on the output path, and more. Version 0.9.0 This release adds support for matching multiple elements in the feed.config.summary selector. These may be specified comma separated like p, blockquote , or as an array like ["p", "blockquote"] . The array form allows the order…
The 0.8.1 release has been published and RSS Please now has its own website. Version 0.8.1 Many thanks to Lcchy on GitHub for these new features in this release : Add per feed user-agent option to config file #27 Add a media selector to include as RSS enclosure #29 Add option to proxy requests #32 Recover from item parsing error and continue #35 Full Changelog If you find rsspls useful you can…