Feed me up, Scotty!
RSS feeds for arbitrary websites using CSS selectors.
Feed me up, Scotty! is an open-source tool that creates RSS feeds from arbitrary websites using CSS selectors. It runs on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, or any other automation platform and uses a real browser to fetch data. Users define a configuration file specifying the target URL, entry selector, title selector, and link selector, and the tool generates XML feed files.
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