feedjira | A feed | Parser library
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Feedjira is a Ruby library designed to parse feeds.
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- Find all entries that match the given feed
- Parses a date according to the date .
- Iterates over all values in the XML .
- Updates an attribute based on the attribute .
- Updates the attributes from the given hash .
- Get the title
- Gets the last modified date of the page .
- Sanitize attributes .
- Returns true if this entry is a new entry
- Default user - default logger
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QUESTION
EDIT** From this post Jon mentions that he wants to move away from concurrency in 2.0, and instead a single url be passed and concurrency dealt with in the application, workers being the likely approach.
I'm trying to parse multiple URLs with FeedJira
(uses farday
gem), but receiving an argument error. Has anyone had success parsing more than a single URL in the past? The source for FeedJira::Feed states that it will return a single feed URL, or an array of feed URLs.
.fetch_and_parse(urls, options = {}) ⇒ Object
script
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-14 at 10:29This method was changed in version 2.0.0. Make sure that you are using version < 2.
QUESTION
I use rails 5.2, feedjira 2.1.0
If I parse youtube link
I have this error:
undefined method `image' for #Feedjira::Parser::AtomYoutubeEntry:0x00007fa14be348d0
other links work
my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-05 at 13:13You are expecting an image attribute but there is no attribute called image in AtomYoutubeEntry.
Have a look at Feedjira on github. There is for example a media_thumbnail_url
which you could use.
QUESTION
I have model with pictures and videos
How to check the enclosure_type
then save in the proper location?
feed_entry.rb
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-20 at 19:20So this is something that I am doing in the controller but let me show you what I have done
QUESTION
I've been working through a Ruby on Rails RSS reader with a PostgreSQL database. At the moment, it syncs with the existing feeds properly, but it seems to reiterate over Articles it already has in the database. I would like to only iterate over Articles that I don't yet have in the database. Can anyone help me figure out how to properly do that with my sync.rake task, pictured below? Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-20 at 14:17I believe you can use published
field to find the most recent publication, that is stored in your database.
So you can run something like:
QUESTION
I want to let one of my controllers make an http request from within my controller, to "get" and parse an xml, that I can then display in my view. Sounds like an easy task..
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-14 at 11:33Check your Gemfile for gem webmock
. It should be included only within the test group, not development.
QUESTION
I've just started on Rails again and have recently followed the Sitepoint guide to building an RSS Feed app. I followed the instructions verbatim, but am getting the error undefined method 'html_safe' for nil:NilClass
. I've looked into the database and it seems Feedjira is not parsing the content
or author
attributes into the database.
After a quick google, I found the following issues on the Github page #178 and #176 dated back from August 13, but given the significant issue this causes I'm surprised there's not on it. It may be an error in my code which can be found here but I've checked and don't think it is.
Does anyone know of anything I'm doing wrong? I have altered the self.feed_classes in the feedjira documentation as suggested in Issue #176 but it still doesn't pick anything up.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-15 at 04:58OK. I found where the problem was. I cloned your project and fired up. Apparently your show.html.erb
page from feeds is different from the one from the article, that's why you couldn't access to entries:
If you want to see the entries first create new feed, with name and description, and for example add these links for each feed:
http://feedjira.com/blog/feed.xml
When you finish adding feeds, from your terminal in root app, run cd lib/task
and finally run: bundle exec rake sync:feeds
as it mentioned from the article:
The rake task loops through all the Feeds stored in the database and fetches the latest content for each one. From that, loop through the new Entries, creating or updating it in the database. We are updating every time to keep up with any change in the source content.
Now, if you go to this link below for example, or through link show first feed:
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