@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@ by replacing spaces in the anime name with underscores
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* Add an anime - `Title` should be the same as in the feed content
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* Add an anime - `Title` should be the same as in the feed content
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* `Local` is the starting episode number, e.g. `00` for brand new series, or `25` for e.g the second season of an anime
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* `Local` is the starting episode number, e.g. `00` for brand new series, or `25` for e.g the second season of an anime
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that continues with the numbering, where the first season had 24 episodes. Left padded with zeros to at least two digits
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that continues with the numbering, where the first season had 24 episodes. Left padded with zeros to at least two digits
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* Add the weekday the anime airs via the `Airing` element
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* Add the weekday the anime airs via the `Airing` element. Setting this to `Done` will check the feed URL content in
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reverse order, which is handy if a feed contains all episodes of a finished anime
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* Provide an `Episode-Regex` to parse the episode number from the title of an RSS entry. As this regex is used for all
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* Provide an `Episode-Regex` to parse the episode number from the title of an RSS entry. As this regex is used for all
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elements of a feed it should match all those. Use the `$SHOW$` placeholder in the regex for substitution with the
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elements of a feed it should match all those. Use the `$SHOW$` placeholder in the regex for substitution with the
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actual anime name during feed parsing.
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actual anime name during feed parsing.
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