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% Generated Feeds

Almost anything you see in headlines buffer can also be accessed
and syndicated further via a generated feed (in Atom format) by clicking the **little
feed icon** at the right of the currently loaded feed title; in version 1.12 next to the feed list near the top.

|  older versions  |   1.12  and newer    |
| ----- | ----- |
| ![](https://tt-rss.org/images/syndicated_feed_icon.png) | ![](https://tt-rss.org/images/redmine/112_feed_icon.png) |

You can access labels, categories, tags, search results as RSS feeds.
Since version:1.5.0 you can also limit the articles which go into
generated feeds, e.g. you can have a generated feed which includes
published articles from category X.

## Known issues

Subscribing to your own feed of search results will cause duplicate articles on each and every feed update.
See this forum thread for details: https://discourse.tt-rss.org/t/behaviour-of-search-feeds/122/2

## Data protection

Generated feeds are protected using random unique keys. Key can be
regenerated at any time.

![](https://tt-rss.org/images/gen_feed_dialog.png)

## Anatomy of a generated feed URL

### Consider an example:

    http://example.com/tt-rss/backend.php?op=rss&id=61&is_cat=1&view-mode=adaptive

-   ``id`` (integer) - requested feed ID
-   ``is_cat`` (boolean) - whether the feed is a category
-   ``view-mode`` (string) - see below
-   ``key`` (string) - automatically generated access key

### Optional parameters:

-   ``login``, ``pass`` - see above
-   ``format`` - since version:1.6.0 specifies output format, possible values: ``atom``, ``json``
-   ``limit`` - amount of articles to output, default: 30
-   ``offset`` - start output while skipping this amount of articles, default: 0
-   ``order`` - override default headlines order
-   ``ts`` - output articles newer than timestamp in [strtotime](http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php)
    accepted format (since version:1.12) i.e. stuff like <code>ts=1%20month%20ago</code>

### Special feed IDs:

-   ``-1`` - Starred articles
-   ``-2`` - Published articles
-   ``-3`` - Fresh articles
-   ``-4`` - All articles
-   ``0`` - Archived articles

Feed ID values less than -10 are considered Labels.

### Special category IDs (is\_cat=1):

-  ``0`` - Uncategorized
- ``-1`` - Special category (includes Starred, Published, etc.)
- ``-2`` - Labels category (includes your labels)

### View mode values:

Note: It’s probably not a very good idea to use Adaptive view mode for
generated feeds.

-   <code>adaptive</code> - shows unread articles only when they are
    unread articles, shows everything otherwise
-   <code>marked</code> (this means starred), <code>has\_note</code>,
    <code>published</code>, <code>unread</code>,
    <code>unread\_first</code> - should be self explanatory

Actual output may differ between modes for several special feeds for
usability reasons, e.g. recently read feed ignores <code>unread</code>
specifier because unread articles are never part of the feed).

### Order values:

-   ``default`` - depends on the feed: either import batch date or (for published and starred feeds) ``last_published`` and ``last_marked``
-   ``title`` - sort by title
-   ``date_reverse`` - reverse sort by batch date
-   ``feed_dates`` - sort by feed-provided article dates

See also: [PublishArticles](wiki/PublishArticles)