Admin RSS

Features

The AdminRSS module creates RSS feeds for the administrative information for Drupal websites, by default unpublished content and unapproved comments.

Each feed is protected by a token, so a feed reader can follow several sites without logging into any of them.

This can be most useful if you are managing a number of different drupal websites and rather than visiting each one to see if there are comments/nodes that need to be approved you can use an RSS reader to find out.

Feeds

Set or generate the token at Administration » Configuration » Web services » Admin RSS Feeds (admin/config/services/adminrss). That page also lists the feed links to copy into your reader:

• adminrss/feed/node/(token): unpublished content
• adminrss/feed/comment/(token): unapproved comments

The token travels in clear text in every request, so make it long and change it regularly.

Requirements

• Drupal 11.1 or later, or Drupal 12.
• Views: the feeds are views. The node and comment feeds are installed when the Node and Comment modules are enabled.

Adding your own feeds

Any view tagged AdminRSS with a feed display using the AdminRSS access plugin, and a path containing %adminrss_token, is listed on the settings page with the supplied feeds. See the README for details.

Impact on Drupal

One configuration object for the token, plus two optional views with their view modes and displays. No database tables. Should not conflict with other modules.

Credits

Thanks to Fredrik Jonsson and Gábor Hojtsy for their modules adminblock and commentrss which were heavily cribbed from to develop this module.