iTunes API

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. This library is supported on GoLang 1.7 and higher. We have implemented Go Modules support and the CI pipeline shows it working with new installs, tested with Go 1.13. To keep 1.7 compatibility, we use `go mod vendor` to maintain the `vendor/` folder for older 1.7 and later runtimes. If either runtime has an issue, please create an Issue and I will address. For version 1.x, you are not restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields with iTunes specific fields all prefixed with the letter `I`. However, do note that the 2.x version currently in progress will break this extensibility and enforce API methods going forward. This is to ensure that the feed can both be marshalled, and unmarshalled back and forth (current 1.x branch can only be unmarshalled - hence the work for 2.x). `go-fuzz` has been added in 1.4.1, covering all exported API methods. They have been ran extensively and no issues have come out of them yet (most tests were ran overnight, over about 11 hours with zero crashes). If you wish to help fuzz the inputs, with Go 1.13 or later you can run `go-fuzz` on any of the inputs. To obtain a list of available funcs to pass, just run `go-fuzz` without any parameters: If you do find an issue, please raise an issue immediately and I will quickly address. The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. v1.4.2 v1.4.1 v1.4.0 v1.3.2 v1.3.1 v1.3.0 v1.2.1 v1.2.0 v1.1.0 v1.0.0 RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. 1.3.2 1.3.1 1.3.0 1.2.1 1.2.0 1.1.0 1.0.0

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/huydx/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/huydx/podcast. This library is supported on GoLang 1.7 and higher. We have implemented Go Modules support and the CI pipeline shows it working with new installs, tested with Go 1.13. To keep 1.7 compatibility, we use `go mod vendor` to maintain the `vendor/` folder for older 1.7 and later runtimes. If either runtime has an issue, please create an Issue and I will address. For version 1.x, you are not restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields with iTunes specific fields all prefixed with the letter `I`. However, do note that the 2.x version currently in progress will break this extensibility and enforce API methods going forward. This is to ensure that the feed can both be marshalled, and unmarshalled back and forth (current 1.x branch can only be unmarshalled - hence the work for 2.x). `go-fuzz` has been added in 1.4.1, covering all exported API methods. They have been ran extensively and no issues have come out of them yet (most tests were ran overnight, over about 11 hours with zero crashes). If you wish to help fuzz the inputs, with Go 1.13 or later you can run `go-fuzz` on any of the inputs. To obtain a list of available funcs to pass, just run `go-fuzz` without any parameters: If you do find an issue, please raise an issue immediately and I will quickly address. The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. v1.4.2 v1.4.1 v1.4.0 v1.3.2 v1.3.1 v1.3.0 v1.2.1 v1.2.0 v1.1.0 v1.0.0 RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package dnssd implements a wrapper for Apple's C DNS Service Discovery API. The DNS Service Discovery API is part of the Apple Bonjour zero configuration networking stack. The API allows for network services to be registered, browsed and resolved without configuration via multicast DNS in the ".local" domain and with additional configuration in unicast DNS domains. A service consists of a name, type, host, port and a set of key-value pairs containing meta information. Bonjour is bundled with OS X and available for Windows via Bonjour Print Services for Windows¹, the Bonjour SDK for Windows² or bundled with iTunes. For other POSIX platforms Apple offer mDNSResponder³ as open-source, however the Avahi⁴ project is the de facto choice on most Linux and BSD systems. Although Avahi has a different API, it does offer a compatibility shim which covers a subset of the DNS Service Discovery API, and which this package largely sticks to. The DNS Service Discovery API is wrapped as follows: All operations require a callback be set. RegisterOp, BrowseOp and ResolveOp require a service type be set. QueryOp requires name, class and type be set. If an InterfaceIndex is not set the default value of InterfaceIndexAny is used which applies the operation to all network interfaces. For operations that take a domain, if no domain is set or the domain is set to an empty string the operation applies to all applicable DNS-SD domains. If a service is registered with an empty string as it's name, the local computer name (or hostname) will be substitued. If no host is specified a hostname for the local machine will be used. By default services will be renamed with a numeric suffix if a name collision occurs. Callbacks are executed in serial. If an error is supplied to a callback the operation will no longer be active and other arguments must be ignored.

Package itunes_search_go provides client for access to iTunes API. See https://affiliate.itunes.apple.com/resources/documentation/itunes-store-web-service-search-api

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/arenzana/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/arenzana/podcast. This library is supported on GoLang 1.7 and higher. We have implemented Go Modules support and the CI pipeline shows it working with new installs, tested with Go 1.13. To keep 1.7 compatibility, we use `go mod vendor` to maintain the `vendor/` folder for older 1.7 and later runtimes. If either runtime has an issue, please create an Issue and I will address. For version 1.x, you are not restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields with iTunes specific fields all prefixed with the letter `I`. However, do note that the 2.x version currently in progress will break this extensibility and enforce API methods going forward. This is to ensure that the feed can both be marshalled, and unmarshalled back and forth (current 1.x branch can only be unmarshalled - hence the work for 2.x). `go-fuzz` has been added in 1.4.1, covering all exported API methods. They have been ran extensively and no issues have come out of them yet (most tests were ran overnight, over about 11 hours with zero crashes). If you wish to help fuzz the inputs, with Go 1.13 or later you can run `go-fuzz` on any of the inputs. To obtain a list of available funcs to pass, just run `go-fuzz` without any parameters: If you do find an issue, please raise an issue immediately and I will quickly address. The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. v1.4.2 v1.4.1 v1.4.0 v1.3.2 v1.3.1 v1.3.0 v1.2.1 v1.2.0 v1.1.0 v1.0.0 RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. 1.3.2 1.3.1 1.3.0 1.2.1 1.2.0 1.1.0 1.0.0

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. See the CONTRIBUTING.md for all the details. This library is supported on GoLang 1.7 and higher. We have implemented Go Modules support and the CI pipeline shows it working with new installs, tested with Go 1.13. To keep 1.7 compatibility, we use `go mod vendor` to maintain the `vendor/` folder for older 1.7 and later runtimes. If either runtime has an issue, please create an Issue and I will address. For version 1.x, you are not restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields with iTunes specific fields all prefixed with the letter `I`. However, do note that the 2.x version currently in progress will break this extensibility and enforce API methods going forward. This is to ensure that the feed can both be marshalled, and unmarshalled back and forth (current 1.x branch can only be unmarshalled - hence the work for 2.x). `go-fuzz` has been added in 1.4.1, covering all exported API methods. They have been ran extensively and no issues have come out of them yet (most tests were ran overnight, over about 11 hours with zero crashes). If you wish to help fuzz the inputs, with Go 1.13 or later you can run `go-fuzz` on any of the inputs. To obtain a list of available funcs to pass, just run `go-fuzz` without any parameters: If you do find an issue, please raise an issue immediately and I will quickly address. The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. v1.4.2 v1.4.1 v1.4.0 v1.3.2 v1.3.1 v1.3.0 v1.2.1 v1.2.0 v1.1.0 v1.0.0 RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. 1.3.2 1.3.1 1.3.0 1.2.1 1.2.0 1.1.0 1.0.0

Package dnssd implements a wrapper for Apple's C DNS Service Discovery API. The DNS Service Discovery API is part of the Apple Bonjour zero configuration networking stack. The API allows for network services to be registered, browsed and resolved without configuration via multicast DNS in the ".local" domain and with additional configuration in unicast DNS domains. A service consists of a name, type, host, port and a set of key-value pairs containing meta information. Bonjour is bundled with OS X and available for Windows via Bonjour Print Services for Windows¹, the Bonjour SDK for Windows² or bundled with iTunes. For other POSIX platforms Apple offer mDNSResponder³ as open-source, however the Avahi⁴ project is the de facto choice on most Linux and BSD systems. Although Avahi has a different API, it does offer a compatibility shim which covers a subset of the DNS Service Discovery API, and which this package largely sticks to. The DNS Service Discovery API is wrapped as follows: All operations require a callback be set. RegisterOp, BrowseOp and ResolveOp require a service type be set. QueryOp requires name, class and type be set. If an InterfaceIndex is not set the default value of InterfaceIndexAny is used which applies the operation to all network interfaces. For operations that take a domain, if no domain is set or the domain is set to an empty string the operation applies to all applicable DNS-SD domains. If a service is registered with an empty string as it's name, the local computer name (or hostname) will be substitued. If no host is specified a hostname for the local machine will be used. By default services will be renamed with a numeric suffix if a name collision occurs. Callbacks are executed in serial. If an error is supplied to a callback the operation will no longer be active and other arguments must be ignored.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. 1.3.2 1.3.1 1.3.0 1.2.1 1.2.0 1.1.0 1.0.0

Package dnssd implements a wrapper for Apple's C DNS Service Discovery API. The DNS Service Discovery API is part of the Apple Bonjour zero configuration networking stack. The API allows for network services to be registered, browsed and resolved without configuration via multicast DNS in the ".local" domain and with additional configuration in unicast DNS domains. A service consists of a name, type, host, port and a set of key-value pairs containing meta information. Bonjour is bundled with OS X and available for Windows via Bonjour Print Services for Windows¹, the Bonjour SDK for Windows² or bundled with iTunes. For other POSIX platforms Apple offer mDNSResponder³ as open-source, however the Avahi⁴ project is the de facto choice on most Linux and BSD systems. Although Avahi has a different API, it does offer a compatibility shim which covers a subset of the DNS Service Discovery API, and which this package largely sticks to. The DNS Service Discovery API is wrapped as follows: All operations require a callback be set. RegisterOp, BrowseOp and ResolveOp require a service type be set. QueryOp requires name, class and type be set. If an InterfaceIndex is not set the default value of InterfaceIndexAny is used which applies the operation to all network interfaces. For operations that take a domain, if no domain is set or the domain is set to an empty string the operation applies to all applicable DNS-SD domains. If a service is registered with an empty string as it's name, the local computer name (or hostname) will be substitued. If no host is specified a hostname for the local machine will be used. By default services will be renamed with a numeric suffix if a name collision occurs. Callbacks are executed in serial. If an error is supplied to a callback the operation will no longer be active and other arguments must be ignored.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the [Podcast.AddItem(i Item)](#Podcast.AddItem) function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the Item(#Item) input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. See the detailed Examples of the API at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. In no way are you restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields. iTunes specific fields are all prefixed with the letter `I`. RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233 1.3.0 * fixes Item.Duration being set incorrectly. * changed Item.AddEnclosure() parameter definition (Bytes not Seconds!). * added Item.AddDuration formatting and override. * added more documentation surrounding Item.Enclosure{} 1.2.1 * added Podcast.AddSubTitle() and truncating to 64 chars. * added a number of Guards to protect against empty fields. 1.2.0 * added Podcast.AddPubDate() and Podcast.AddLastBuildDate() overrides. * added Item.AddImage() to mask some cumbersome addition of IImage. * added Item.AddPubDate to simply datetime setters. * added more examples (mostly around Item struct). * tweaked some documentation. 1.1.0 * Enabling CDATA in ISummary fields for Podcast and Channel. 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Full documentation, full examples and complete code coverage.

Package dnssd implements a wrapper for Apple's C DNS Service Discovery API. The DNS Service Discovery API is part of the Apple Bonjour zero configuration networking stack. The API allows for network services to be registered, browsed and resolved without configuration via multicast DNS in the ".local" domain and with additional configuration in unicast DNS domains. A service consists of a name, type, host, port and a set of key-value pairs containing meta information. Bonjour is bundled with OS X and available for Windows via Bonjour Print Services for Windows¹, the Bonjour SDK for Windows² or bundled with iTunes. For other POSIX platforms Apple offer mDNSResponder³ as open-source, however the Avahi⁴ project is the de facto choice on most Linux and BSD systems. Although Avahi has a different API, it does offer a compatibility shim which covers a subset of the DNS Service Discovery API, and which this package largely sticks to. The DNS Service Discovery API is wrapped as follows: All operations require a callback be set. RegisterOp, BrowseOp and ResolveOp require a service type be set. QueryOp requires name, class and type be set. If an InterfaceIndex is not set the default value of InterfaceIndexAny is used which applies the operation to all network interfaces. For operations that take a domain, if no domain is set or the domain is set to an empty string the operation applies to all applicable DNS-SD domains. If a service is registered with an empty string as it's name, the local computer name (or hostname) will be substitued. If no host is specified a hostname for the local machine will be used. By default services will be renamed with a numeric suffix if a name collision occurs. Callbacks are executed in serial. If an error is supplied to a callback the operation will no longer be active and other arguments must be ignored.

Package podcast generates a fully compliant iTunes and RSS 2.0 podcast feed for GoLang using a simple API. Full documentation with detailed examples located at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast To use, `go get` and `import` the package like your typical GoLang library. The API exposes a number of method receivers on structs that implements the logic required to comply with the specifications and ensure a compliant feed. A number of overrides occur to help with iTunes visibility of your episodes. Notably, the `Podcast.AddItem` function performs most of the heavy lifting by taking the `Item` input and performing validation, overrides and duplicate setters through the feed. Full detailed Examples of the API are at https://godoc.org/github.com/eduncan911/podcast. See the CONTRIBUTING.md for all the details. This library is supported on GoLang 1.7 and higher. We have implemented Go Modules support and the CI pipeline shows it working with new installs, tested with Go 1.13. To keep 1.7 compatibility, we use `go mod vendor` to maintain the `vendor/` folder for older 1.7 and later runtimes. If either runtime has an issue, please create an Issue and I will address. For version 1.x, you are not restricted in having full control over your feeds. You may choose to skip the API methods and instead use the structs directly. The fields have been grouped by RSS 2.0 and iTunes fields with iTunes specific fields all prefixed with the letter `I`. However, do note that the 2.x version currently in progress will break this extensibility and enforce API methods going forward. This is to ensure that the feed can both be marshalled, and unmarshalled back and forth (current 1.x branch can only be unmarshalled - hence the work for 2.x). `go-fuzz` has been added in 1.4.1, covering all exported API methods. They have been ran extensively and no issues have come out of them yet (most tests were ran overnight, over about 11 hours with zero crashes). If you wish to help fuzz the inputs, with Go 1.13 or later you can run `go-fuzz` on any of the inputs. To obtain a list of available funcs to pass, just run `go-fuzz` without any parameters: If you do find an issue, please raise an issue immediately and I will quickly address. The 1.x branch is now mostly in maintenance mode, open to PRs. This means no more planned features on the 1.x feature branch is expected. With the success of 6 iTunes-accepted podcasts I have published with this library, and with the feedback from the community, the 1.x releases are now considered stable. The 2.x branch's primary focus is to allow for bi-direction marshalling both ways. Currently, the 1.x branch only allows unmarshalling to a serial feed. An attempt to marshall a serialized feed back into a Podcast form will error or not work correctly. Note that while the 2.x branch is targeted to remain backwards compatible, it is true if using the public API funcs to set parameters only. Several of the underlying public fields are being removed in order to accommodate the marshalling of serialized data. Therefore, a version 2.x is denoted for this release. We use SemVer versioning schema. You can rest assured that pulling 1.x branches will remain backwards compatible now and into the future. However, the new 2.x branch, while keeping the same API, is expected break those that bypass the API methods and use the underlying public properties instead. v1.4.2 v1.4.1 v1.4.0 v1.3.2 v1.3.1 v1.3.0 v1.2.1 v1.2.0 v1.1.0 v1.0.0 RSS 2.0: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Podcasts: https://help.apple.com/itc/podcasts_connect/#/itca5b22233