Output RSS

Write RSS containing succeeded (downloaded) entries.

Example

make_rss: ~/public_html/flexget.rss

You may write into same file in multiple tasks.

Example

my-task-A:
  make_rss: ~/public_html/series.rss
  .
  .
my-task-B:
  make_rss: ~/public_html/series.rss
  .
  .

With this example file series.rss would contain succeeded entries from both tasks.

Tip: use a global preset to make RSS out of every task without having to configure them individually.

Example

global:
  make_rss: ~/public_html/flexget.rss

feeds:
  my-task-A:
    .
    .
  my-task-B:
    .
    .

Number of days / items

By default output contains items from last 7 days. You can specify different perioid, number of items or both. Value -1 means unlimited.

Example

make_rss:
  file: ~/public_html/series.rss
  days: 2
  items: 10

Generate RSS that will containg last two days and no more than 10 items.

Example

make_rss:
  file: ~/public_html/series.rss
  days: -1
  items: 50

Generate RSS that will contain last 50 items, regardless of dates.

RSS link

You can specify what field from entry is used as a link in generated rss feed.

Example

make_rss:
  file: ~/public_html/series.rss
  link:
    - imdb_url

List should contain a list of fields in order of preference. Note that the url field is always used as last possible fallback even without explicitly adding it into the list. Default list: imdb_url, input_url, url

Encoding

Since some clients do not support RSS properly (ahem, uTorrent). Starting from r1648 you can specify encoding.

Example

make_rss:
  file: ~/public_html/series.rss
  encoding: utf-8

Templates

RSS plugin now supports templating the content and title. These can be achieved via following configuration.

TODO: improve this section

make_rss:
  template: <file? or jinja2 template as inline>
  title: <jinja2 template>