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RSS Bridgeshare

RSS Bridge is an open-source web application that generates web feeds for websites that don't have one. There's an officially hosted instance, but you can deploy your own on garnix!

To get started, and assuming you already signed up, just fork our template-rss-bridge repository.

Make sure the garnix-ci GitHub App is installed on your forked repo.

You'll need to modify the host name to reflect your garnix.me URL, and your SSH key (if you want to be able to login to the server, at least). If you commit that and push to your fork, in a couple of minutes garnix will have your RSS Bridge server deployed!

If you want to see a live example, go check out the server we deploy with the template repository!

The example below shows the Youtube Widget, allowing you to create a RSS feed for a youtube channel.

using RSS Bridge to create a rss feed for a YouTube channel