plugin
Comminova RSS
By Comminova
Details
- ComminovaAuthor
- pluginType
- 2025-12-03Published
- 2025-11-24Updated
- 2025-11-24Added
- CmsCategories
Summary
Comminova RSS automatically syncs your Framer CMS content with your backend API, enabling real-time automation workflows.
Description
Comminova RSS automatically syncs your Framer CMS content with your backend API, enabling real-time automation workflows. Key Features Automatic Content Synchronization Monitors Framer CMS collections for published content Sends webhook notifications to your backend when content goes live Supports both real-time sync and manual synchronization Flexible Configuration Easy setup with intuitive interface Select specific collections to monitor Configure custom API endpoints and authentication Set content base URLs for proper link generation Secure & Reliable Optional API key/Bearer token authentication Automatic retry mechanism (3 attempts) for failed requests Comprehensive error handling Persistent configuration storage Use Cases Newsletter Automation: Trigger newsletter campaigns when articles are published Social Media Integration: Post to social platforms when content goes live Content Distribution: Sync content to multiple platforms or services Analytics & Tracking: Send content updates to analytics platforms Custom Workflows: Integrate with any backend service that accepts webhooks How It Works Configure your API endpoint, authentication, and select collections to monitor The plugin watches your selected Framer CMS collections When content is published, it automatically sends webhook notifications to your backend Built-in status indicators show sync success and last sync time Backend Requirements Your backend needs to accept POST requests with JSON payloads containing: Event type and timestamp Content item details (title, slug, URL, field data) Collection information The plugin works with any backend that can receive webhook notifications (Node.js, Python, PHP, Ruby, etc.).
Introduction
Sync CMS to your backend API
Media
Rank history
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