Example: jorgeasaurus.github.io/IntuneDocsAutomation

A modern web dashboard that automatically tracks and displays the latest Microsoft Intune documentation updates from Microsoft Learn.

• Automated RSS Feed Updates: GitHub Actions workflow downloads RSS data every 6 hours
• Clean, Modern Design: Responsive white/black design optimized for readability
• Smart Categorization: Automatically groups updates by type (Security, Apps, Devices, etc.)
• Table of Contents: Easy navigation with clickable TOC showing category counts
• GitHub Pages Ready: Static site that works perfectly with GitHub Pages
• No CORS Issues: Uses local RSS file instead of external API calls

1. Fork or clone this repository
2. Push to your GitHub account
3. Enable GitHub Actions in your repository settings

1. Go to your repository Settings → Pages
2. Under Source, select "Deploy from a branch"
3. Choose main branch and / (root) folder
4. Click Save

1. Go to Settings → Actions → General
2. Under Workflow permissions, select "Read and write permissions"
3. Check "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests"
4. Click Save

1. Go to Actions tab in your repository
2. Click on "Update Intune RSS Feed" workflow
3. Click Run workflow to trigger the first run manually

The GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/update-rss.yml) automatically:

• Downloads the latest RSS feed from Microsoft Learn
• Validates the XML content
• Checks for changes since the last run
• Commits updated RSS file if changes are detected
• Deploys to GitHub Pages automatically

• Every 6 hours: Automatically checks for updates
• Manual trigger: Can be run manually from Actions tab
• Push trigger: Runs when workflow file is updated

• intune-rss.xml: Latest RSS feed data
• rss-metadata.json: Metadata about the feed (update time, item count, etc.)

Edit the categoryMapping object in index.html:

const categoryMapping = {
    'Security & Compliance': ['security', 'compliance', 'baseline'],
    'App Management': ['app', 'application', 'store'],
    // Add your own categories...
};

Modify the cron schedule in .github/workflows/update-rss.yml:

schedule:
  # Every 3 hours instead of 6
  - cron: '0 */3 * * *'

All CSS is embedded in index.html for easy customization. Key classes:

• .header: Main title section
• .table-of-contents: Navigation table of contents
• .stats: Statistics dashboard
• .update-item: Individual update cards
• .category-title: Category headers

To test the HTML page locally:

# Python 3
python -m http.server 8000

# Node.js
npx http-server

# Then visit http://localhost:8000

The dashboard displays:

• Table of Contents: Quick navigation with update counts per category
• Statistics: Total updates, categories, latest update month
• Categorized Updates: Grouped by Security, Apps, Devices, etc.
• Update Details: Title, description, date, link to Microsoft Learn
• Auto-refresh: Manual refresh button for latest data

1. Check Actions permissions are set to "Read and write"
2. Verify GitHub Pages is enabled
3. Check the Actions tab for error logs

1. Wait for initial workflow run to complete
2. Check that intune-rss.xml file exists in repository
3. View browser console for error messages

• Use a local web server instead of opening HTML file directly
• The GitHub Pages deployment avoids CORS issues entirely

├── .github/
│   └── workflows/
│       └── update-rss.yml          # GitHub Actions workflow
├── code.code-workspace             # VS Code workspace configuration
├── index.html                      # Main dashboard page with TOC
├── intune-rss.xml                  # RSS feed data (auto-generated)
├── rss-metadata.json              # Feed metadata (auto-generated)
└── README.md                       # This file

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Test locally
5. Submit a pull request

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.

• Microsoft Learn - Intune
• Official RSS Feed
• GitHub Pages Documentation
• GitHub Actions Documentation