feed.nvim

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Links ​

From lua ​

Pass your feeds as list of links and tags in setup

Use Feed update to update all

Use Feed update_feed to update one feed

lua
require("feed").setup({
   feeds = {
      -- These two styles both work
      "https://neovim.io/news.xml",
      {
         "https://neovim.io/news.xml",
         name = "Neovim News",
         tags = { "tech", "news" }, -- tags given are inherited by all its entries
      },

      -- the above is equivalent to:
      news = {
         tech = {
            { "https://neovim.io/news.xml", name = "Neovim News" },
         },
      },

      -- three link formats are supported:
      "https://neovim.io/news.xml", -- Regular links
      "rsshub://rsshub://apnews/topics/apf-topnews", -- RSSHub links
      "neovim/neovim/releases", -- GitHub links
   },
})

From OPML ​

Use Feed load_opml to import your OPML file

Use Feed export_opml to export your OPML file to load in other readers

Must start with http or https

RSSHub links are first class citizens, format is rsshub://{route}

rsshub://{route} will be resolved when fetching according to your config

Discover available {route} in RSSHub documentationrsshub://apnews/topics/apf-topnews will be resolved to https://rsshub.app/apnews/topics/apf-topnews by default

Config example:

lua
require("feed").setup({
   rsshub = {
      instance = "127.0.0.1:1200", -- or any public instance listed here https://rsshub.netlify.app/instances
      export = "https://rsshub.app", -- used in export_opml
   },
})

GitHub user/repo links are also first class citizens,format is [github://]{user/repo}[{/releases|/commits}], so following four all work:

  • neo451/feed.nvim
  • github://neo451/feed.nvim
  • neo451/feed.nvim/releases
  • github://neo451/feed.nvim/releases

For now it defaults to subscribing to the commits

So first two is resolved into https://github.com/neo451/feed.nvim/commits.atom

Latter two is resolved into https://github.com/neo451/feed.nvim/releases.atom