feedparser-promised
Wrapper around feedparser with promises.
Install
$ npm install --save feedparser-promised
Usage
const feedparser = require('feedparser-promised');
const url = 'http://feeds.feedwrench.com/JavaScriptJabber.rss';
feedparser.parse(url).then(items =>
items.forEach(item => console.log('title:', item.title));
).catch(console.error);
const feedparser = require('feedparser-promised');
const httpOptions = {
uri: 'http://feeds.feedwrench.com/JavaScriptJabber.rss',
timeout: 3000,
gzip: true,
};
feedparser.parse(httpOptions).then(items => { });
const feedparser = require('feedparser-promised');
const httpOptions = {
uri: 'http://feeds.feedwrench.com/JavaScriptJabber.rss',
};
const feedparserOptions = {
feedurl: 'http://feeds.feedwrench.com/JavaScriptJabber.rss',
normalize: false,
addmeta: false,
resume_saxerror: true
};
feedparser.parse(httpOptions, feedparserOptions).then(items => { });
List of article properties
title
: titledescription
: frequently, the full article contentsummary
: frequently, an excerpt of the article contentlink
: linkoriglink
: when FeedBurner or Pheedo puts a special tracking url in the link
property, origlink
contains the original linkpermalink
: when an RSS feed has a guid
field and the isPermalink
attribute is not set to false
, permalink
contains the value of guid
date
: most recent updatepubdate
: original published dateauthor
: authorguid
a unique identifier for the articlecomments
: a link to the article's comments sectionimage
: an Object containing
urland
title` propertiescategories
: an Array of Stringssource
: an Object containing url
and title
properties pointing to the original source for an article; see the RSS Spec for an explanation of this elementenclosures
: an Array of Objects, each representing a podcast or other enclosure and having a url
property and possibly type
and length
propertiesmeta
: an Object containing all the feed meta properties; especially handy when using the EventEmitter interface to listen to article
emissions
Contributing
There are many ways to contribute, such as fixing opened issues, creating them
or suggesting new ideas.
Either way will be very appreciated.
If there are issues open, I recommend you follow those steps:
- Create a branch feedparser-promised#{issue_number}; eg: feedparser-promised#42
- Please, remember to write unit tests.
- Send a pull request!
Running Tests
$ npm test
License
feedparser-promised
is released under the MIT License.