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rssparser is an all purpose RSS/ATOM feed parser that parses feeds into a JSON format.
rssparser is a RSS/ATOM feed parser that returns the requested feed urls in a simple json object
Like all node.js modules, just use npm!
npm install rssparser
Using rss parser is easy, just call:
var parser = require('rssparser');
var options = {};
//rss feeds
parser.parseURL('http://laymansite.com/feed', options, function(err, out){
console.log(out);
});
The point of rssparser
is to try and hide the format of the originally requested feed. Thus RSS and ATOM feeds are returned in a common format. Similar fields (pubDate vs update) will be mapped to the same field in the output.
The 'minimal' output format is:
{
type:"rss" or "atom"
title: Title of the feed
description: description or subtitle
url: url of the feed
last_modified: pubDate or update time of the feed
items:[
{
title: Title of article
summary : Summary or content of article
url : Url of the article
categories : Categories of the article
published_at: published date in relative
time_ago: time in words
author: name of the author
guid
{
link : link of the article
isPermaLink : isPermaLink true or false
}
}...
]
Tests for rssparser can be run using the command:
npm test
Make sure that you machine has an internet connection before running the tests.
0.0.3 thumbnails added 0.0.2 atom parser changes 0.0.1 initial
FAQs
rssparser is an all purpose RSS/ATOM feed parser that parses feeds into a JSON format.
The npm package rssparser receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, rssparser popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rssparser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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