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Add an RSS feed

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  • Install an Astro package for creating an RSS feed for your website
  • Create a feed that can be subscribed to and read by RSS feed readers

Install Astro’s RSS package

Section titled Install Astro’s RSS package

Astro provides a custom package to quickly add an RSS feed to your website.

This official package generates a non-HTML document with information about all of your blog posts that can be read by feed readers like Feedly, The Old Reader, and more. This document is updated every time your site is rebuilt.

Individuals can subscribe to your feed in a feed reader, and receive a notification when you publish a new blog post on your site, making it a popular blog feature.

  1. Quit the Astro development server and run the following command in the terminal to install Astro’s RSS package.

    Terminal window
    npm install @astrojs/rss

  2. Restart the dev server to begin working on your Astro project again.

    Terminal window
    npm run dev

Create an .xml feed document

Section titled Create an .xml feed document

  1. Create a new file in src/pages/ called rss.xml.js

  2. Copy the following code into this new document. Customize the title and description properties, and if necessary, specify a different language in customData:

    src/pages/rss.xml.js
    import rss, { pagesGlobToRssItems } from '@astrojs/rss';
    

    export async function GET(context) {
      return rss({
        title: 'Astro Learner | Blog',
        description: 'My journey learning Astro',
        site: context.site,
        items: await pagesGlobToRssItems(import.meta.glob('./**/*.md')),
        customData: `<language>en-us</language>`,
      });
    }

  3. Add the site property to the Astro config with your site’s own unique Netlify URL.

    astro.config.mjs
    import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
    

    export default defineConfig({
      site: "https://example.com"
    });

  4. This rss.xml document is only created when your site is built, so you won’t be able to see this page in your browser during development. Quit the dev server and run the following commands to first, build your site locally and then, view a preview of your build:

    Terminal window
    npm run build
    

    npm run preview

  5. Visit http://localhost:4321/rss.xml and verify that you can see (unformatted) text on the page with an item for each of your .md files. Each item should contain blog post information such as title, url, and description.

  6. Be sure to quit the preview and restart the dev server when you want to view your site in development mode again.

Checklist

Section titled Checklist

Resources

Section titled Resources