This template watches a Feedly feed for new articles, maps title, URL, and published date in JavaScript, and creates an Airtable record.
Connect Feedly and Airtable. Point the trigger at the feed you follow. Search Airtable by URL first so the same article is not stored twice. Put Feedly and Airtable credentials on those connections.
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The scenario starts when Feedly sees a new article in the feed you choose.
JavaScript maps title, URL, and published date. Airtable is searched by URL so an existing row is skipped.
Airtable writes the article into the base and table you use as the content library.
Add a Feedly connection. Add a trigger that watches a feed for new articles and select that feed.
Add an Airtable connection. Pick the base and table that should hold title, URL, and published date.
In JavaScript, set title, URL, and published date from the Feedly article. Find records by URL first, then create the Airtable record when it is new. Test with one new article.
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