Default account: admin, password: 123456 Usage document: rss-docs.cmyr.dev/docs/usage ##Functional highlights The core of the project lies in Hook. This project supports various forms of Hooks such as push notifications, Webhooks, downloads, BitTorrent, and AI models. It also supports reverse triggering (that is, triggering when an RSS feed goes wrong). Push notification Hook is developed based on push-all-in-one and supports multiple push methods such as Server paste, custom email, nail robot, and enterprise WeChat robot. Support markdown format push. Support online configuration generation. BitTorrent Hook supports calling the qBitTorrent interface to automatically download BitTorrent, and also supports filtering BitTorrent by volume, solving the problem that some BitTorrent RSS feeds do not provide encosureLength. Support tag. Webhook supports calls from all HTTP methods such as GET/POST. Download Hook supports filtering resources by md5 and filtering resources by suffix name. AI Hook supports large models that call OpenAI (or compatible with OpenAI interfaces) and supports AI summary. Support pushing after AI summary. Support generation/translation of RSS categories. Support regular replacement hooks, which can replace the body content and can be used to replace links with proxy addresses. Support custom queries and convert query results to RSS. Custom queries support outputting AI summaries into the body. Supports importing subscriptions from OPML files and exporting subscriptions to OPML files. Support Docker one-click deployment. Support Redis caching. Support SQLite/MySQL/Postgres as a database (see: Database Configuration for details). Support configuring agents. Support automatic grabbing of full text. There is no need to configure a css query. Support Auth0 third-party one-click login.
