Filters

Introduction

Filters are a way to apply automated action on a feed's new article.

In the above example, all article which title contains Apple, apple, iPhone or iPad will be marked as read.

How does it work

Filters are made of four attributes:

• their "pattern" (ie a string or a regex) that will have to match to trigger the filter. String pattern are case insensitive but regex are.
• their "trigger type", you can choose to trigger your filter by checking that
  • the title exactly matches the pattern
  • the title contains the pattern
  • one of the tags of the article is exactly the pattern
  • one of the tags contains the pattern
  • the title matches the regex defined by the pattern
• you can choose to trigger the filter on a match of the pattern but also on a mismatch. This way you'll be able to invert the filter. For this choose "no match" instead of match.
• their "action" which will be taken on a match (or on a mismatch if you selected "no match"):
  • mark the article as liked
  • mark the article as read (it won't appear in your feed but it will be their)
  • skip the article: it won't be added to the database and will be ignored entirely

How to edit

As you can see on the screenshot above, you can add a new filters to your feed by clicking on the + sign. A new line will appear and you'll be able to remove it with the - sign.