In this blog, we’ll dive into a simple yet powerful way to enable RSS and JSON feeds for your Nuxt Content setup. Content syndication is an essential feature for many websites, allowing readers to stay updated through their preferred feed readers or custom applications. To achieve this seamlessly, we’ll use a convenient, drop-in ready package called nuxt-feedme. This package integrates effortlessly with Nuxt Content, enabling you to generate and customize RSS feeds with minimal effort. Whether you're building a blog, a documentation site, or any content-rich platform, this guide will show you how to add dynamic feed support in no time.

Let's dive right in! 🚀

Let's first add nuxt-feedme dependency to our project. Use your favorite package manager (I prefer npm)

npm install --save-dev nuxt-feedme

yarn add -D nuxt-feedme

pnpm add -D nuxt-feedme

Then, add nuxt-feedme to the modules section of nuxt.config.ts

export default defineNuxtConfig({
    //... Other Configs
    modules: [
        // After nuxt content
        '@nuxt/content',
        'nuxt-feedme'
    ]
})

And that's it. You are all set with your RSS/JSON feeds.

Simply navigate to your baseUrl/feed.json and/or baseUrl/feed.xml to check the results.

Probably the easiest blog I have written. I got this working a few minutes ago, and I thought I ought to share it. Happy blogging with your own RSS/JSON based feeds.