Could you just poll the miniflux db directly ?
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Or use their API, you can filter by timestamp here https://miniflux.app/docs/api.html#endpoint-get-entries or get counters here https://miniflux.app/docs/api.html#endpoint-counters
Thank you, I'll play with this later.
Yeah this is a much better approach
How would I get the timing right? It's matching the timing where I'm falling over
You could just poll it every few minutes via a cronjob and only send a notification if the numbers have increased.
Personally I use miniflux too in docker but I dont have a need for notifications.
Right now it's not in my muscle memory, so I need a prompt to keep me checking.