PostRSS Advanced Dashboard Integration

This plugin adds a “PostRSS” menu to your WordPress dashboard with these pages:

• Settings: connect your PostRSS (postrss.com) account directly from your dashboard, so this site can manage your feeds on your behalf — with links to create an account or recover your password on postrss.com if you don’t have one yet.
• Feeds: pick which content this site should publish — Posts (optionally filtered by category), Pages, or any other public content type your theme or plugins register — and which of your connected PostRSS destinations (Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, VK, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, Reddit, Matrix, Instapaper or any webhook such as Slack, Teams, Zapier, Make and n8n) it should post to, with full control over how often to check, the daily posting window, publishing order, max posts per run, and post text. Clicking “Add” automatically creates the matching target on PostRSS, pointed at a feed of your own site’s content filtered to your selection. Click any existing target to view its status, add any number of additional sources to it, edit or remove any one of them, pause or resume the whole target, jump to its posting report, or remove it. You can also connect a brand new destination account from this page — networks like Facebook or X take you to the network to authorise PostRSS and bring you straight back, while Telegram, Discord, Bluesky, Matrix, Webhook and Instapaper are connected with a short form right in the dashboard.
• Account: your PostRSS profile and subscription usage (plan, tasks used, targets, expiry) at a glance, plus the list of available plans with a link to postrss.com when you’re ready to change plans.
• Statistics: this month’s and past months’ posting activity per destination type.
• Orders: your PostRSS billing history.
• Affiliate: a link to your PostRSS affiliate page.
• Help: a link to the official PostRSS setup documentation.

PostRSS is a tool that saves you time by managing your publishing source and targeting accounts automatically.

PostRSS works as an RSS autoposter and RSS feed automation tool built specifically for WordPress: it turns your site’s own content into an RSS feed and auto-posts new items to your connected social media accounts, so you never have to manually share a new post again. Whether you’re looking for a way to auto post from an RSS feed to social media, a WordPress autoposter for Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, or Pinterest, or a broader social media automation and content syndication workflow, PostRSS checks your feed on schedule, formats each item for its destination, and publishes it automatically.

As a social media scheduler, PostRSS handles the full social network automation loop: auto publish new content the moment it’s ready, or queue it for social sharing at the best time for each platform. Use it as a Facebook autoposter for Pages, an X (Twitter) autoposter, a LinkedIn autoposter for profiles and company pages, a Pinterest autoposter for boards, or a VK (VKontakte) autoposter — all from the same RSS feed. It’s a practical RSS to social media bridge for anyone who wants a reliable, set-and-forget autoposter rather than manually scheduling every update by hand on every network individually.

External services

This plugin connects to the PostRSS (postrss.com) service to manage your RSS publishing feeds and destination accounts. All requests below are made server-side by your WordPress site to the PostRSS API at https://app.postrss.com/api/v1 (documentation: https://app.postrss.com/api/v1/docs).

• Settings page login: the email and password you enter are sent to POST /api/v1/auth/login; PostRSS returns an access token that is stored in a WordPress option (never shown to site visitors). Your password itself is never stored. “Disconnect” calls POST /api/v1/auth/logout, which revokes the token. The “Create one on postrss.com” and “Forgot your password?” links simply open https://app.postrss.com/register and https://app.postrss.com/login in a new browser tab.
• Feeds page: once connected, the plugin calls GET /api/v1/networks (public) and the per-network endpoints such as /api/v1/facebook/pages to list your connected destinations, GET /api/v1/targets for your existing targets, POST /api/v1/targets to create a target, PUT /api/v1/targets/{id} to update one and DELETE /api/v1/targets/{id} to remove it. A target’s Report and its per-item detail come from GET /api/v1/targets/{id}/report and /report/{run}/items.
• Connecting a destination: for networks that use OAuth (Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, VK, Threads, Tumblr, Reddit, Mastodon) the plugin calls POST /api/v1/accounts/connect/{network}/start and sends your browser to the one-time link PostRSS returns; you authorise the connection on the network’s own site and PostRSS returns you to this dashboard. For form-based networks (Telegram, Discord, Bluesky, Matrix, Webhook, Instapaper) the details you enter are sent to POST /api/v1/accounts/connect/{network}.
• Content source: a new target you create is pointed at this site’s own WordPress RSS feed (e.g. yoursite.com/feed/postrss-src/?prss_pt=post), filtered to the content type/categories you picked — the same publicly-available content WordPress’s normal feeds already expose, not a separate data upload.
• Account, Statistics and Orders pages: read-only, from GET /api/v1/me, /api/v1/subscription, /api/v1/plans (public), /api/v1/statistics and /api/v1/subscription/orders. Changing a plan involves payment and happens on https://app.postrss.com/subscription, which the “Manage plan” button opens in a new tab.
• Help page: the “View setup guide” link opens https://postrss.com/how-to-setup-postrss/ in a new tab.

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