watchers

Automate RSS feed monitoring by running custom Python polling scripts that regularly check for new items and use watermarking to prevent duplicate notifications. You can configure the polling behavior and target sources through environmental variables.

Yes, you can monitor a GitHub repository for new issues or pull requests by executing the dedicated Python watcher script. You simply need to specify the repository name and define the monitoring scope using command-line arguments.

Duplicate notifications from polling external JSON APIs are avoided through watermarking, which tracks previously seen items. The watcher executes custom scripts only on genuinely new entries fetched from the API endpoints.

Yes, Python is required to set up automated polling, as the watcher executes custom Python scripts for monitoring RSS feeds, JSON APIs, and GitHub repositories. You must also configure environmental variables to define the polling parameters.

Automated polling supports tracking external sources including RSS feeds, JSON APIs, and GitHub repositories. The watcher executes custom scripts on new items fetched from these sources and uses watermarking to ensure only new entries trigger actions.

You execute custom scripts on new RSS feed items by configuring the watcher to poll the feed at regular intervals. The automated system detects new entries through watermarking and triggers your custom Python scripts automatically.