Simple RSS plugin Formating + Google Alerts RSS Feed (or any other feed)

I need help crawling Google Alerts RSS Feeds. The plugin can do this, but the content is not well formatted. In the plugin settings there are some default information templates that I am not familiar with.

What It look like:

(This is a Live Preview example)

  • Title with random non-formatted characters.
  • Source link non-formatted characters (unable to crawl correctly from this point).
  • No content at all.

(This is Reading Mode)

  • Notice the format of the source link: it has a prefix redirection from Google Alerts, that in Live Preview mode hasn’t, and even so, the plugin can’t crawl the content to note itself.

Anyway, also the note title has random characters in the filename (left sidebar) (must be some misconfiguration from plugin section, right? Any help is welcome.

What it should look like:

With the help of Extract URL Content plugin, just to show how it must be, I got this:

(This is both Live Preview and Reading Mode)

  • Correct title format (no strange characters)
  • The Source Link is also as clean as it is possible.

Some considerations:

Other considerations:

  • That’s my plugin config (with those Mustache syntax that I don’t know how it works):

So…
Anyone can help me understand how this plugin can be configured to crawl Google Alerts properly formatted?

Plugin repository page: GitHub - monnierant/obsidian-simple-rss

Hey, I discovered Simple RSS 3 days ago, meaning I’m not an expert.

This is how one note looks like (screenshot):

This is how my “Simple RSS” template looks like:

---
link: {{&item.link}}
author: {{&item.author}}
published: {{&item.pubDate}}

tags: [{{tags:,}}]
---
# Content
{{&item.content}}


The next image shows how I configured Simple RSS:

Hopefully, this helps to tackle your challenge

I’ll give it a try. Thanks.

No. It didn’t work.

I also tryed syntax like {{item.link href}}, {{item.href}}, {{item.content}} that didn’t work. Titles are still crawled with strange simbols in its filename.