RSS-proxy
Turn any website into an RSS, Atom, or JSON feed
RSS-proxy is an open-source tool that generates RSS, Atom, or JSON feeds from websites that do not offer them, by analyzing page markup to detect article lists. It runs as a self-hosted service via Docker; its successor project is feedless.
Key features
- Creates feeds from any page
- JSON and Atom output
- Self-hosted aggregation
Strengths
- Released under the MIT license
- First-class Docker support for quick deployment
- Active community (1.9k GitHub stars)
- Written in TypeScript
RSS-proxy replaces
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