This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, downloads the attached file and uploads it to the Google Drive folder you choose. JavaScript reads the enclosure URL. An HTTP request fetches the file. Connect Google Drive. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger.
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The scenario starts when a new RSS item arrives from the feed URL you watch.
JavaScript reads the enclosure or media URL from the item.
An HTTP request fetches the attachment so Drive can store it.
Google Drive saves the file in the archive folder you map.
Add an RSS trigger and paste the feed URL. The scenario runs when a new RSS item arrives.
Add a Google Drive connection with access to the folder that should hold archived files.
Use JavaScript to read the enclosure URL, download the file with an HTTP request, and upload it to Drive. Skip the run when the item has no file. Test with one item that includes an attachment.
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