user blog posts: https://steemit.com/@username.rss
blog posts in the specified category: https://steemit.com/<category>.rss
Would it be possible to get a user's blog posts within a particular category, for example so I could have an RSS feed of just my "gaming" content without also including my "actifit" posts?
The RSS feeds are an incredibly handy feature @quochuy! I ran into needing them a while back and discovered that eSteem provides them but this change would make things much simpler.
A feature that I keep day dreaming about is being able to push RSS content to Twitter automatically from Steemit. Being able to set custom hashtags for the tweet each time I post would be handy also. Basically something like what sites like https://dlvrit.com/ do but baked into the web frontend or in your case the Condenser app.
I think that this kind of social integration and automated cross-posting would help with Steem #onboarding and encourage more current users to share their Steem content to other social platforms.
I don’t think the Condenser can automate posting of tweets as there is no backend process that would run on a regular basis to post them. You can probably use Zapier or IFTTT to read the RSS and send tweets.
I made a similar article recently but my point is that it would be nice to not have to use external sites/services (especially centralized ones) to accomplish auto posting to Twitter or other platforms.
Very cool! I know that esteem recently added RSS, and I've been using steemrss.com. It'll be nice to have it available from all condenser sites, though. I didn't know about the .json trick, either, so thanks for the tip!
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RSS feed very nice this sounds interesting for this place.. :)
I’ll raise it as a separate issue as this change will affect anything apps that uses the old url format.
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This seems like a great addition to the platform.
Would it be possible to get a user's blog posts within a particular category, for example so I could have an RSS feed of just my "gaming" content without also including my "actifit" posts?
Thanks for the suggestion.
I’ll see what the APIs offers in terms of filtering options.
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Great stuff, @quichuy! Wishing you all the best for 2020!
Thanks.
Best wish for the new year!
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The RSS feeds are an incredibly handy feature @quochuy! I ran into needing them a while back and discovered that eSteem provides them but this change would make things much simpler.
A feature that I keep day dreaming about is being able to push RSS content to Twitter automatically from Steemit. Being able to set custom hashtags for the tweet each time I post would be handy also. Basically something like what sites like https://dlvrit.com/ do but baked into the web frontend or in your case the Condenser app.
I think that this kind of social integration and automated cross-posting would help with Steem #onboarding and encourage more current users to share their Steem content to other social platforms.
Thanks for the feedback.
I don’t think the Condenser can automate posting of tweets as there is no backend process that would run on a regular basis to post them. You can probably use Zapier or IFTTT to read the RSS and send tweets.
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Thanks for the clarification.
If you just want to auto tweet all of your steem posts that's already possible. I was writing about it lately in this article,
https://steemit.com/posh/@niallon11/auto-tweet-your-steem-posts
and there is a step by step here to set it up.
https://steemit.com/steem/@horpey/share-steem-post-to-twitter-with-hashtags-automatically-for-good-steem-impression-on-twitter
I've alo set it up to share my tweets to a Facebook group and it's great to automate all of it while getting extra views.
I made a similar article recently but my point is that it would be nice to not have to use external sites/services (especially centralized ones) to accomplish auto posting to Twitter or other platforms.
Very cool! I know that esteem recently added RSS, and I've been using steemrss.com. It'll be nice to have it available from all condenser sites, though. I didn't know about the .json trick, either, so thanks for the tip!
I guess when it’s approved and merged, the other condenser sites can pull it into their codebase too.
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That's awesome. Like really really awesome. I didn't know about the .json at the end of a url.
Nice work on the rss. It would be awesome to pull a community feed to my website. I need to look at this post again, resteemed to remind me
That .json makes it even easier than querying the blockchain with steemjs 😂
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