RssFeeder | App which shows the latest Rss feed of techcrunch | iOS library
kandi X-RAY | RssFeeder Summary
kandi X-RAY | RssFeeder Summary
This app demonstrates - How UI is never blocked while fetching the data. - If user closes the app before the feed is completely loaded (for the first time) and put it in the background. The app will continue to fetch the data in the background so that if the user reopens the app, the listview is updated without having to re-fetch the data. ##Design ![alt text] ""). ##Screenshot ![alt text] "").
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- Handle last modified events
- Set the alarm
- Remove the description from the feed item
- Parses the RSS feed
- Gets the feeds list
- Get the latest published date
- Sets the hyperlink to the feed item
- Get the date in milliseconds
- Add a new feed item
- Gets the last modified time of the RSS feed
- Get the RSS feed
- Gets the feed item at the given position
- Returns a string representation of this report
- Called when the activity is created
- Click on a ListItem
- Initializes the RSS feed
- Called when a new load has been detected
- Creates the RssFeeder fragment
- Unregister the Loader
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QUESTION
Good afternoon StackOverflowers I'm working on building a RssFeeder app in order to work on my React Native skills but somehow ran into a problem which I wanted to fix now, as I try to render my objects which I get from an outside API called newsAPI and I try to show them into a flatList which for some reason doesn't work as I hope; here is my HomeScreen part for the flatList:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 22:21As pointed out by others and me in the comments There are 2 syntax issues
- Change
articles?.name
toarticles.name
in the keyExtractor - Destructure the props correctly in DetailScreen from
(result)
to({result})
Both these are important for your code to work correctly.
Lastly, I noticed your articles
data is an object {} while data in FlatList must be an array []. So please transform the article data you are receiving from the API into an array and it will work. Link to React Native official docs where you will see FlatList only accepts array in the data prop.
Here is the link to codesandbox where you will see I transformed your articles object data into updatedArticles array and passed the updatedArticles into the FlatList and it is rending it correctly.
QUESTION
I have azure functions with http trigger who get data from external source. inside the functions I created RSS file with these external data.
I want update this file whenever new data is received (in this state it deletes previous data).
in addition I want to know how I can get the url of this RSS file for used it in logic app.
any idea will be approciated.
the Function class look like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 12:53Regarding the issue, I suggest you create the rss file and upload the file to Azure blob. In the Azure logic app, we can use the Azure Blob Storage Connector to process the rss file.
For more details, please refer to the following steps
- Install Azure blob storage SDK
QUESTION
I am trying to get the data from a RSS Feed and put it in a H2 table. I've got already the RSS Feed but now I am trying to test to see if I can actually put it in the database.
I've tried to change the configuration of my application.properties files or of the hibernate.cfg.xml file, but to no avail. At first I thought maybe is a naming convention but I tried some variants or just adding annotations to the Entity class to just see but still not working.
This is the hibernate.cfg.xml file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-28 at 12:15I fixed the problem. I had a typo on the hibernate.cfg.xml file, pointing to a wrong database.
QUESTION
I use request to read a website then parseString to convert and later save as json. The problem is saving. Looks like "for loop" keeps looping and when is saving the information uses the last info from var cta to assign to information. I have try asyn await but it didnt work. thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-26 at 21:24You seem to be mixing asynchronous code with synchronous code. It'd be great if you read more about how (and in what order) callbacks are handled in Javascript.
Example : Your final line of code console.log('DONE!!!')
should actually be printed at the last when everything has finished, but when you'll run it, you'll be surprised that it's actually the first line to be printed to console. This is because the function getDatos
is an asynchronous function, meaning that it will execute at some later point in time. Your for loop executes synchronously meaning that getDatos
will be called thrice in the correct order, but owing to function closure in JS and asynchronicity, getDatos
will be called after your final console.log
has been done.
Furthermore, it's a good practice to use async await
and Promises
in modern JS, since it makes reading the code much more easier. I have modified your code to do what you intend to do and here it is. Hope it helps!
QUESTION
Got another fun one for you all today.
I have working code that pulls from various RSS feeds and orders them by which of them has most recent pubdate.
The issues I have is that it is slow. It slows down the loading of the site. Not only that, because it's all hosted server side, it slows down the response if multiple people are accessing the site simultaneously.
So, I'd like to convert this into either a JavaScript function, which would then fill the tag's innerHTML to what's pulled back from the database or another option that I would love for anyone to suggest (If it's faster).
Without further adieu: The Code:
PHP
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-08 at 19:25You could probably get away with doing this every so often, instead of every single time. If not able to use a database, using an oldschool method of just wrapping the 'heavy bits' in a cache file storage can work very quickly.
An example of that:
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You can use RssFeeder like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the RssFeeder component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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