This automation template monitors an RSS feed for new content and automatically triggers OneSignal push notifications to subscribers whenever a new item is detected.
It is designed for content publishers and creators who want to quickly notify their audience of new updates without manual intervention. The automation integrates with an RSS feed source and the OneSignal notification platform to streamline the content distribution process, ensuring timely delivery of new information to engaged subscribers.
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The automation periodically checks the specified RSS feed source for new content. Whenever a new item is detected in the feed, the system proceeds to the next step.
The system compares the latest RSS items to the content that has already been processed. Only the new, unprocessed items are passed on to the next step.
For each new RSS item, the system uses a headless browser to load and parse the corresponding web page, extracting the full content.
The system processes the fetched web page content, extracting the key information (such as title, summary, and URL) that will be included in the push notification.
Finally, the system triggers a OneSignal push notification for each new RSS item, delivering the extracted content to the subscribers.
1. In the Latenode visual builder, add an RSS App node. 2. Configure the RSS App node with the URL of the RSS feed you want to monitor for new content.
1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new OneSignal credential. 2. Provide your OneSignal App ID and REST API Key in the credential settings.
1. In the Latenode visual builder, add a OneSignal node. 2. Connect the OneSignal node to the RSS App node to trigger notifications whenever new content is detected. 3. Configure the OneSignal node settings, such as the notification title, message, and target audience.
1. In the OneSignal node settings, map the relevant fields from the RSS feed data (e.g., title, description, link) to the corresponding OneSignal notification parameters.
1. Test the workflow by manually triggering the RSS App node or waiting for new content to be published. 2. Verify that the OneSignal notifications are being sent correctly. 3. Publish the workflow to make it active and ready to automatically notify your subscribers of new content.
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