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@jnymmt/n8n-nodes-miniflux

v0.1.1

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n8n node for Miniflux RSS reader

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Keywords

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Readme

@jnymmt/n8n-nodes-miniflux

n8n community node for Miniflux RSS reader.

Miniflux is a minimalist and opinionated feed reader.

Installation

Community Nodes (Recommended)

  1. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
  2. Select Install
  3. Enter @jnymmt/n8n-nodes-miniflux and agree to the risks
  4. Select Install

Manual Installation

cd ~/.n8n/nodes
npm install @jnymmt/n8n-nodes-miniflux

Prerequisites

  • Miniflux instance running
  • API Token (Settings > API Keys > Create a new API key)

Credentials

| Field | Description | Default | |-------|-------------|---------| | Base URL | Miniflux API URL | http://localhost:8080 | | API Token | X-Auth-Token for authentication | (required) |

Operations

Feeds

  • Get Feeds - List all subscribed feeds
  • Create Feed - Subscribe to a new feed
  • Refresh Feed - Fetch new entries for a specific feed
  • Refresh All Feeds - Fetch new entries for all feeds
  • Delete Feed - Unsubscribe from a feed

Entries

  • Get Entries - List entries with filters (status, feed, category, limit)
  • Get Entry - Get a specific entry by ID
  • Update Entry Status - Mark entry as read/unread
  • Toggle Bookmark - Add/remove entry from bookmarks

Categories

  • Get Categories - List all categories
  • Create Category - Create a new category

OPML

  • Export OPML - Export all feeds as OPML
  • Import OPML - Import feeds from OPML

Example Usage

Get Unread Entries

  1. Add Miniflux node
  2. Select "Get Entries" operation
  3. Set Status to "unread"
  4. Set Limit as needed

Mark Entry as Read

  1. Add Miniflux node
  2. Select "Update Entry Status" operation
  3. Set Entry ID
  4. Set Status to "read"

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License

MIT