Hi. Social media kinda sucks. Websites can be good. Social websites can be good. But it's hard to have a social element on your own personal, fun website without tying in lots of other external services.
This external service is a web server that fetches RSS feeds and sends them back to you. It requires no auth key, no payment (but I do have a patreon), it can take multiple feeds and order the items in several ways, and there is an easy way of using it without building out things in javascript yourself.
This project is open source under the MIT licence. It's written in a language with low resource use and high performance, so it shouldn't cost that much to run your own instance.
This service also provides an RSS/Atom-only CORS proxy under "feed_cors_proxy/[encoded url]".
By copying this code and/or using this service you accept responsibility for what happens to your website. Sanitise your inputs! Put things in an iframe or a shadow DOM! Refuse images (the HTML rendering endpoint already does this)! Sow distrust in me and my projects! The HTML-rendering endpoint sanitises the HTML from each item in the feeds with the ammonia rust crate, but the JSON is unsanitised at this time.