Features

• WeChat Official Account content scraping and parsing
• RSS feed generation
• User-friendly web management interface
• Scheduled automatic content updates
• Multiple database support (default SQLite, optional MySQL)
• Multiple scraping methods support
• Optional weread_mp collection mode for MP_WXS_* feeds (configuration)
• Multiple RSS client support
• Authorization expiration reminders
• Custom notification channels
• Custom RSS title, description, and cover
• Custom RSS pagination size
• Export to md/docx/pdf/json formats
• API interface and WebHook support
• HTML content filtering rules (global rules and MP-specific rules)
• Multi-theme support (13 themes: Default Purple, Blue, Green, Orange, Rose, Teal, Pink, Indigo, Violet, Coffee, Navy, Dark Mode, Sepia)
• Responsive pagination (PC: click navigation, Mobile: load more button)
• Cascade System: Parent-child node architecture with intelligent task distribution for scaling collection capabilities
• Environment Exception Statistics: Automatic tracking and statistics of environment exceptions when accessing WeChat articles
• Headers and Cookies Authentication: Support custom headers and cookies in message tasks for authenticated webhook calls
• Configuration Cache: Support Redis, Memcached, and memory caching for improved configuration read performance

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Screenshots

• Login Interface
  
  

• Main Interface
  
  

• QR Code Authorization
  
  

• Add Subscription
  
  

• Client Application
  
  

System Architecture

The project adopts a front-end and back-end separation architecture:

• Backend: Python + FastAPI
• Frontend: Vue 3 + Vite
• Database: SQLite (default)/MySQL

For more project principles, please refer to the Project Documentation.

HTML Content Filtering Rules

WeRSS supports custom HTML content filtering rules to automatically clean unwanted elements during article content collection, such as ads, recommendation links, etc.

Features

• Global Rules: Apply to all official accounts when no specific account is selected
• MP-Specific Rules: Configure different filtering rules for specific official accounts
• Priority Control: Set rule priority (higher number = executed first)
• Multiple Filtering Methods:
  • Remove elements by ID
  • Remove elements by CSS Class
  • Remove elements by CSS Selector
  • Filter elements by attribute
  • Remove content by regular expression
  • Remove common HTML elements (script, style, comments, etc.)

Usage

1. Login to the admin interface, go to "Filter Rules" page
2. Click "Add Filter Rule"
3. Configure the rule:
   • Select Official Account: Optional, leave empty for global rules
   • Rule Name: A descriptive name for the rule
   • Priority: Higher number means higher priority (0-100)
   • Filter Configuration:
     • Remove ID elements: One ID per line, e.g., ad-banner
     • Remove Class elements: One class per line, e.g., ad-container
     • CSS Selectors: e.g., div.ad-wrapper, .recommend-list > li
     • Attribute filtering: e.g., data-type="ad"
     • Regular expressions: For precise content matching and removal

API Endpoints

# Get filter rules list
GET /api/filter-rules

# Create filter rule
POST /api/filter-rules
{
  "mp_id": "[]",  // Empty array for global rules
  "rule_name": "Global Ad Filter",
  "remove_ids": ["ad-banner"],
  "remove_classes": ["ad-container"],
  "priority": 10
}

# Update filter rule
PUT /api/filter-rules/{rule_id}

# Delete filter rule
DELETE /api/filter-rules/{rule_id}

Installation Guide

Development

Environment Requirements

• Python>=3.13.1
• Node>=20.18.3

Backend Service

1. Clone the project

git clone https://github.com/rachelos/we-mp-rss.git
cd we-mp-rss

2. Install Python dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Configure database Copy and modify the configuration file:

cp config.example.yaml config.yaml
copy config.example.yaml config.yaml

3. Start the service

python main.py -job True -init True

Frontend Development

1. Install frontend dependencies

cd we-mp-rss/web_ui
yarn install

2. Start frontend service

yarn dev

3. Access frontend page

http://localhost:3000

Environment Variable Configuration

The following are the environment variable configurations supported in config.yaml: