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The Miniflux protocol is a fairly well-designed protocol supporting a wide variety of operations on newsfeeds, folders (termed "categories"), and articles; it also allows for user administration, and native OPML importing and exporting. Architecturally it is similar to the Nextcloud News protocol, but is generally more efficient and has more capabilities. The Miniflux protocol is a fairly well-designed protocol supporting a wide variety of operations on newsfeeds, folders (termed "categories"), and articles; it also allows for user administration, and native OPML importing and exporting. Architecturally it is similar to the Nextcloud News protocol, but is generally more efficient and has more capabilities.
Miniflux version 2.0.26 is emulated, though not all features are implemented Miniflux version 2.0.27 is emulated, though not all features are implemented
# Missing features # Missing features
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The Miniflux documentation gives only a brief example of a pattern for its filtering rules; the allowed syntax is described in full [in Google's documentation for RE2](https://github.com/google/re2/wiki/Syntax). Being a PHP application, The Arsse instead accepts [PCRE syntax](http://www.pcre.org/original/doc/html/pcresyntax.html) (or since PHP 7.3 [PCRE2 syntax](https://www.pcre.org/current/doc/html/pcre2syntax.html)), specifically in UTF-8 mode. Delimiters should not be included, and slashes should not be escaped; anchors may be used if desired. For example `^(?i)RE/MAX$` is a valid pattern. The Miniflux documentation gives only a brief example of a pattern for its filtering rules; the allowed syntax is described in full [in Google's documentation for RE2](https://github.com/google/re2/wiki/Syntax). Being a PHP application, The Arsse instead accepts [PCRE syntax](http://www.pcre.org/original/doc/html/pcresyntax.html) (or since PHP 7.3 [PCRE2 syntax](https://www.pcre.org/current/doc/html/pcre2syntax.html)), specifically in UTF-8 mode. Delimiters should not be included, and slashes should not be escaped; anchors may be used if desired. For example `^(?i)RE/MAX$` is a valid pattern.
For convenience the patterns are tested after collapsing whitespace. Unlike Miniflux, The Arsse tests the patterns against an article's author-supplied categories if they do not match its title. For convenience the patterns are tested after collapsing whitespace. Unlike Miniflux, The Arsse tests the patterns against an article's author-supplied categories if they do not match its title. Also unlike Miniflux, when filter rules are modified they are re-evaluated against all applicable articles immediately.
# Special handling of the "All" category # Special handling of the "All" category