A Rust-based RSS feed parser
A configuration file is expected. This should be config.toml within a directory called .rssdownloader-rs in your home directory, i.e.:
- $HOME/.rssdownloader-rs/config.toml on Linux/macOS
- %USERPROFILE%\.rssdownloader-rs\config.toml on Windows
An example config file would look like this:
download_dir=/opt/podcasts
refresh_interval_mins = 30
[feeds]
[feeds.feed_name]
feed_url="http://url.to.podcast/stuff_and_things.html"
download_regex_list = [
'.'
]
This is going to scan an RSS feed every 30 minutes and save anything which matches the regex to /opt/podcasts.
If refresh_interval_mins is not set, the default is 12 hours.
Additionally, you can add these options for a feed to simplify your download regexes:
- feed_regex - items which don't match this should be skipped regardless of if they match a download regex, e.g. if the feed offers different resolution versions of videos you might want to select only the 1080p version with this
- feed_skip_regex in a feed - regex for a feed for items which should be skipped
Either clone this repository and run directly from the checkout with
cargo run --release
or build a binary (eventually releases will provide a compiled binary) with
cargo build --release
and place the binary (which will be target/release/rssdownloader-rs) wherever you'd like before running it with
./rssdownloader-rs