June 21st, 2024

Show HN: Online OPML editor to manage subscription lists

The OPML Editor on GitHub manages RSS and Atom feeds. Users can add, merge OPML files, and remove duplicates using Svelte and CodeMirror technologies. Licensed under AGPL-3.0. Access at opml.imadij.com.

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Show HN: Online OPML editor to manage subscription lists

The OPML Editor on GitHub is an online tool designed for managing subscription lists like RSS and Atom feeds. It allows users to add new feeds, merge multiple OPML files, and remove duplicates. The editor utilizes technologies like Svelte and CodeMirror. The project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License, with further details available in the LICENSE file on GitHub. You can access the editor at opml.imadij.com.

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By @pelagicAustral - 4 months
Tangent: Large HN user blogroll in OPML: https://dm.hn/index.opml
By @NoboruWataya - 4 months
Looks cool, I have often thought that this was something that is lacking. Not sure if I've missed it but I think there should be a way to add a outlines while in outliner mode. Like, you can click to add a category or feed and you get a simple dialog asking you for the key information (like title, URL, category name).
By @jellyfish24 - 4 months
wish the website had a placeholder example :-)
By @1317 - 4 months
It just looks like a text editor with syntax highlighting, am I missing something?

I was expecting some interface that abstracted it all into buttons and fields to fill in, etc

By @cxr - 4 months
Basic OPML is pretty well-supported, but text/uri-list is a better format for the most common use of OPML (a collection of RSS/Atom feeds). It's a little funny seeing projects pull in full-blown XML parsers just to not really handle anything besides URL/name pairs. (E.g [1].)

If you have a project where the ability to import/export OPML is on the roadmap but you haven't added it yet, consider taking a few minutes to implement text/uri-list first.

1. <https://github.com/Automattic/pocket-casts-android/blob/864d...>