About this project

RSSHub is an open-source project that turns many websites and online services into RSS feeds, aiming to make "everything RSSible." It is described as a large RSS network with thousands of global instances and a route library covering a wide range of sources. The project is community-driven, with contributors adding new routes, features and fixes. Key capabilities: - Generates RSS feeds for sources that do not natively offer them, using a route-based system. - Provides a public instance at rsshub.app and supports self-hosting via Docker or npm. - Includes documentation for deployment and for contributing new routes. - Has a companion browser extension, RSSHub Radar, for discovering RSS and RSSHub feeds on websites. - Related mobile tools include RSSBud for iOS and RSSAid for Android, both focused on feed discovery. - Integrates with Folo, an AI RSS reader, and offers a Raycast integration via DocSearch. - Maintains a curated list of routes and feeds through the Awesome RSSHub Routes project. Deployment and usage details are covered in the official documentation. The project is licensed under AGPL-3.0 and is authored and maintained by DIYgod with community contributions.