html2rss restores open web syndication by converting any website (static or dynamic) into a reliable
feed. It uses declarative extractors in YAML, supports optional headless rendering, and outputs
standards-compliant XML ready for any reader or aggregator. Built for maintainers who prefer simplicity
over scraping frameworks, it runs well in cron jobs or containers and brings RSS back to sites that
never had it (or quietly killed it).
Highlights
- Discovery
- Extracts article lists declaratively; minimal brittle selectors.
- Dynamic sites
- Optional headless rendering for SPA and JS-heavy pages.
- Normalization
- Consistent titles, authors, dates, and images across sources.
- Ops
- Error handling, monitoring hooks, and rolling releases for stability.
- Delivery
- Lightweight HTTP service with caching and health checks.
- Stack
- Ruby + Roda, RSpec/VCR, Docker; portable and easy to self-host.
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Static sites deserve to be fast without extra chores. This plugin adds the native
loading="lazy" attribute to images and iframes during the build, no template changes needed.
Maintainers get Core Web Vitals improvements and one less script to ship.
Highlights
- Automatic
- Injects loading attributes into images/iframes at build time.
- Low-touch
- Works without editing content files or templates.
- No JS
- Native lazy-load via the loading attribute; removes third-party scripts.
- Adoption
- 59k+ RubyGems downloads; more than 420 GitHub repos depend on it.
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A production-grade macOS and CLI toolkit that rebuilds a familiar workstation from scratch in minutes.
It automates Homebrew setup, dotfile linking, and editor preparation, while offering a guided macOS
defaults wizard and practical scripts. From a local fuzzy-searchable wiki to a media normaliser for
audio workflows.
Beyond automation, it documents the unscriptable bits, i.e. Touch ID sudo or Apple Watch unlock, and includes
a Zsh setup for a consistent shell experience across machines.
Highlights
- Guided setup
- Applying opinionated macOS defaults with prompts for manual tweaks.
- Curated package
- Bundle ensuring shell aliases and tools just work.
- Reusable
- Zsh and editor configs so every new environment feels like home.
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