Easy script to autogenerate an RSS feed for your site
Do you have a blog or update list or you post articles on different pages, and you customized your template instead of using those Django, Nunjucks or whatever, and would like to have RSS feed auto generated compatible with the mess of HTML you created?
This is a simple script for you to copy to your local folder and run and create an Atom Feed for your site, and it should be easy enough for any webmaster to use. All you have to do is fill 6 fields: Your feed title, your site url, the url of your blog/news/updates/whatever-you-want-to-create-a-feed-for, the element that wraps your entries, the element that wraps your entry titles, the element that wraps your entry dates.
Maybe you just have one page with your blog, but maybe you have a page for a journal, another for a microblog, another for your media consumption, and on your index and you have a div with updates you done in the site and also different pages for articles you wrote, you can list all of them... is each using different elements for entries? Not a problem, you can target all of them and the script will look for matches.
check: https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/computer-nerding#pirafeed
The second paragraph here, copied from the introduction paragraph in thr linked site, is the most important one.
Additionally, the idea is that you place the .js script provided by the article in your site's files, configuring according to the instructions also provided by the article.
And if I'm reading the script right, it's for Neocities sites specifically?
Not on your site files, on a folder in your computer (I'm aiming at static-site hobbyists), but it can be adapted to be used on GitHub, Cloudflare Workers, etc, and works for any site, it just happens to have deploy option for Neocities and Nekoweb because I believe they are the main public for it - I don't even know other communities like them (I haven't tested on Neko but I followed the https://nekoweb.org/api)