All your favorite channels — one feed, no recommendations

The scenario builds a feed of your channels through RSS Read, filters out shorts and old videos, and serves it all as one feed, caching what it already knows in redis.

  • Only your channels, no recommendations
  • Shorts and old videos filtered out
  • Known videos served from cache — fast
  • Opens in any reader
WebhookRedisYouTube
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How it works

To connect RSS Read and Webhook, you don't need a developer: a ready-made scenario links them in minutes.

  1. Starts when: Manual trigger for testing
  2. Then: Set Channels
  3. Then: Make Each Channel One Item
  4. Then: RSS Read YouTube Channel Feeds
  5. Check: Filter Out Shorts and Old Videos
  6. Then: Get Video Info From Cache
  7. Check: Video in Cache?
  8. If yes: Get Cached RSS Items
  9. Check: Merge RSS Items
  10. Then: Sort by Date
  11. Then: Build RSS Feed
  12. Starts when: Respond to Webhook
  13. If no: Get Video ID
  14. Then: Get Video Details
  15. Then: Extract Short Description
  16. Then: Get relevant RSS fields
  17. Then: Create RSS Items
  18. Then: Get Fields to Cache
  19. Then: Cache Video Info
  20. Then: Get New RSS Items
  21. Starts when: RSS Webhook

You can launch this RSS Read + Webhook integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.

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