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Render-Engine-RSS is a render-engine custom parser that enables you to create a collection based on the contents of an RSS Feed.
This is especially good when you're working with a podcast or newsletter service.
NOTE This custom collection is read-only and does not create local copies of the parsed feeds
Render Engine RSS Comes with 1 CustomCollection Collection Object and 2 PageParsers
The RSSCollection object is the most frequent way to fetch your feed.
The default parser for this collection is the RSSFeedPageParser which parses individual entries into Page objects based on their RSS Metadata.
Set your content_path
to a url or local file path.
from render_engine.site import Site
from render_engine_rss.collection import RSSCollection
app = Site()
@app.collection
class Newsletter(RSSCollection):
routes = ['newsletter']
content_path = "https://buttondown.email/kjaymiller/rss"
NOTE You can also use the PodcastPageParser to index videos from a YouTube channel. This usage is experimental and may not be maintained in the long term.
This extension was originally designed to create a local collection for a few podcasts. The PodcastPageParser is designed to process feeds designed for podcasts.
To use, pass in the PodcastPageParser to your collection.
from render_engine_rss.collection import RSSCollection
from render_engine_rss.parsers import PodcastPageParser
@app.collection
class Conduit(RSSCollection):
PageParser = PodcastPageParser
routes = ['conduit']
content_path = "https://www.relay.fm/conduit/feed"
FAQs
RSS Parser and Collection for Render Engine
We found that render-engine-rss demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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