Description
Plenty of sites have no RSS, so following them in a reader means checking each by hand. RSSHub's motto is Everything is RSSible: it turns content from all kinds of sites into RSS feeds, and calls itself the world's largest RSS network.
Self-host it or use a public instance, then drop the feed link into any RSS reader.
Lots of ready routes: A huge set of built-in routes, so updates from Weibo, Bilibili and many communities already have feed URLs.
Works out of the box: Official docs cover deployment and usage, and public instances let you try it right away.
Extensible: Full development docs let you write a route to bring in a site that isn't supported.
Community-driven: More than 1,300 contributors maintain routes, so site changes get fixed quickly.
Browser extension: RSSHub Radar helps you discover and subscribe to a page's RSS.
A common use is watching competitors and news feeds for topic research. Licensed under AGPL-3.0, so redistributed changes must be open-sourced.
Self-host it or use a public instance, then drop the feed link into any RSS reader.
Features
Lots of ready routes: A huge set of built-in routes, so updates from Weibo, Bilibili and many communities already have feed URLs.
Works out of the box: Official docs cover deployment and usage, and public instances let you try it right away.
Extensible: Full development docs let you write a route to bring in a site that isn't supported.
Community-driven: More than 1,300 contributors maintain routes, so site changes get fixed quickly.
Browser extension: RSSHub Radar helps you discover and subscribe to a page's RSS.
A common use is watching competitors and news feeds for topic research. Licensed under AGPL-3.0, so redistributed changes must be open-sourced.
