You can generate a feed (in Atom or JSON format) for almost anything displayed in headlines buffer (e.g. actual feeds, Labels, Categories, etc.) by clicking this icon:
Note that subscribing to your own feed of search results is going to cause duplicate articles on each and every feed update. See this forum thread for details: https://discourse.tt-rss.org/t/behaviour-of-search-feeds/122/2
Feed URLs are protected using random unique keys which are specific to each generated feed. Key can be regenerated at any time, invalidating previous URL.
You can clear all generated feeds in Preferences (Feeds
→ Published & shared articles
).
http://example.com/tt-rss/public.php?op=rss&id=61&is_cat=1&view-mode=adaptive&key=...
Note: backend.php
would also work.
id
(integer) - requested feed IDis_cat
(boolean) - whether the feed is a categoryview-mode
(string) - see belowkey
(string) - automatically generated access key,
specific to feed idlogin
, pass
- see aboveformat
- since version:1.6.0 specifies output format,
possible values: atom
, json
limit
- amount of articles to output, default: 30offset
- start output while skipping this amount of
articles, default: 0order
- override default headlines orderts
- output articles newer than timestamp in strtotime
accepted format (since version:1.12) i.e. stuff like
ts=1%20month%20ago
-1
- Starred articles-2
- Published articles-3
- Fresh articles-4
- All articles0
- Archived articlesFeed ID values less than -10 are considered Labels.
0
- Uncategorized-1
- Special category (includes Starred, Published,
etc.)-2
- Labels category (includes your labels)Note: It’s probably not a very good idea to use Adaptive view mode for generated feeds.
adaptive
- shows unread articles only when they are
unread articles, shows everything otherwisemarked
(this means starred), has_note
,
published
, unread
, unread_first
-
should be self explanatoryActual output may differ between modes for several special feeds for
usability reasons, e.g. recently read feed ignores unread
specifier because unread articles are never part of the feed).
default
- depends on the feed: either import batch date
or (for published and starred feeds) last_published
and
last_marked
title
- sort by titledate_reverse
- reverse sort by batch datefeed_dates
- sort by feed-provided article datesSee also: PublishArticles