📂 MOFA Standalone RAW Feeds

This directory https://github.com/cocopuff2u/MOFA/tree/main/latest_raw_files contains raw output information related to Microsoft Standalone Applications and Mac/iOS App Store applications. These outputs are generated automatically using scripts, providing MacAdmins with the latest information in various formats. This setup simplifies the process of accessing and managing app-related data provided by Microsoft.

🛠️ Repository Overview

• Scripts Location: All scripts used to retrieve and process the data are located in the https://github.com/cocopuff2u/MOFA/tree/main/.github/actions directory of the repository. These scripts automate the fetching and formatting of app data from Microsoft-provided feeds. The raw data is automatically updated every 2 hours using a GitHub Action, which is triggered by workflows located in the https://github.com/cocopuff2u/MOFA/tree/main/.github/actions directory.
• Purpose: The scripts collect app metadata, convert it into multiple formats, and ensure the information remains current.

📄 File Outputs

This directory provides app-related data in four widely-used formats: RSS, XML, JSON, and YAML. Each format contains the same set of files for easy comparison and integration into various workflows. Below is a breakdown of the available files by format:

📰 RSS Feeds

Description: RSS feeds provide syndicated update notifications for macOS standalone apps. They are rebuilt every 2 hours and published to the MOFA website, with source feeds available on GitHub.

• macOS Standalone All RSS Feeds Contains all the generated RSS feeds that are pushed to the MOFA website.

• macOS Standalone Office Suite RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Office Suite. K

• macOS Standalone Word RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Word.

• macOS Standalone Excel RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Excel.

• macOS Standalone OneNote RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for OneNote.

• macOS Standalone OneNote RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for OneNote.

• macOS Standalone Outlook RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Outlook.

• macOS Standalone PowerPoint RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for PowerPoint.

• macOS Standalone Teams RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Teams.

• macOS Standalone Windows App RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Windows App.

• macOS Standalone Company Portal RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Company Portal.

• macOS Standalone Defender RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Defender.

• macOS Standalone Microsoft AutoUpdater RSS Feeds Contains the RSS feed for Microsoft AutoUpdater.

🧩 XML Files

Description: XML provides structured app data, ideal for systems requiring hierarchical data representation.

• macOS Standalone Update History
  Contains the update history for standalone macOS apps.

• macOS Standalone Latest
  Provides the latest details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Preview
  Provides the preview details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Beta
  Provides the beta details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone CVE History
  Documents CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) history for macOS standalone apps.

🌐 JSON Files

Description: JSON offers lightweight and easy-to-parse data, commonly used in modern development environments.

• macOS Standalone Update History
  Contains the update history for standalone macOS apps.

• macOS Standalone Latest
  Provides the latest details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Preview
  Provides the preview details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Beta
  Provides the beta details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone CVE History
  Documents CVE history for macOS standalone apps.

✍️ YAML Files

Description: YAML offers a human-readable format, ideal for configurations and manual edits.

• macOS Standalone Update History
  Contains the update history for standalone macOS apps.

• macOS Standalone Latest
  Provides the latest details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Preview
  Provides the preview details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone Beta
  Provides the beta details about macOS standalone apps.

• macOS Standalone CVE History
  Documents CVE history for macOS standalone apps.

🌟 Why Multiple Formats?

The choice to provide XML, JSON, and YAML outputs ensures compatibility with a wide range of tools and systems. By supporting multiple formats, we accommodate diverse user needs:

• XML: Designed for enterprise applications and legacy systems.
• JSON: Suitable for modern development environments and APIs.
• YAML: Ideal for user-friendly configuration and quick manual edits.

📌 Usage Instructions

1. Locate the required output file in this directory.
2. Refer to the scripts in the https://github.com/cocopuff2u/MOFA/tree/main/.github/actions directory to understand or customize how the data is fetched and formatted.
3. Choose the format that best fits your application or integration needs.

🔗 Access the Latest Raw Files

You can access all the latest raw files here.