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+# easy-rss-parser
+A lightweight library to give some additions for the [rss-parser package](https://github.com/rbren/rss-parser).
+# USAGE
+## Punctual usage
+You can parse RSS from a URL with some custom data.  
+An example :
+```js
+const easyParser = require('easy-rss-parser');
+const ListenerRss = easyParser.ListenerRss;
+
+let listener = new ListenerRss('my-test-service', 'fake.rss.service');
+
+// make a request to the adr 'fake.rss.service'
+myListener.fetchRSS().then((obj, err) => {
+    // some act
+});
+```
+## Recurrent usage
+You can parse RSS from a URL each n times.  
+An example :
+```js
+const easyParser = require('easy-rss-parser');
+const ListenerRss = easyParser.ListenerRss;
+
+let listener = new ListenerRss('my-test-service', 'fake.rss.service', 5*60);
+
+let callback_fun = (obj, err) => {
+        // some act
+    };
+// call callback_fun each 5 minutes
+listener.start(callback_fun);
+
+/*...*/
+
+listener.stop();
+```
+# Documentation
+## ListenerRSSInfo
+A class to structure listener's data.
+### Constructor
+`constructor(name, address, timeloop, customfields)`
+- name : the service name
+- address : the service address
+- [optional] timeloop : time to wait between 2 request in seconds (default 5 minutes)
+- [optional] customfields : to notice field who's custom to the service (default blank) 
+  [cf annexe CustomFields](#customfields)
+## ListenerRSS
+### Constructor
+`constructor(listenerRSSInfo)`
+- listenerRSSInfo : object from the ListenerRSSInfo's class.  
+
+`constructor(name, address, timeloop, customfields)`
+- name : the service name
+- address : the service address
+- [optional] timeloop : time to wait between 2 request in seconds (default 5 minutes)
+- [optional] customfields : to notice field who's custom to the service (default blank)
+### fetchRSS()
+This function allows to make a request to the rss service.
+#### Return
+Return a promise object who's resolved like `resolve: (value: result_fetch) => void))` where `result_fetch` is a json 
+object who's contain the data. [cf Annexe Output](#output)
+#### Issues
+Return an error if the server can't be resolved.
+### start(callbackFun)
+This function will execute the callbackFun each time loop.
+#### Parameter
+The `callbackFun` is the function who's going to be called each time loop. She need to be under the shape :
+```js
+(obj, err) => {
+  /*...*/
+}
+```
+### stop()
+This function will stop the execution of the callbackFun each time loop.
+# Annexe
+## CustomFields
+This parameter permit to specify some custom fields who's present in the service but not in the RFC.
+For example the YouTube RSS api give some data into the `<media:group>` field. So you can give this info with this :
+```js
+[
+    ['media:group', 'media:group'] 
+]
+```
+You can also rename the field with the left part :
+```js
+[
+    ['my_custom_media_group_name', 'media:group']
+]
+```
+In adition you can rename child element into custom field like this :
+```js
+[
+    ['media:group', 'media:group'],
+    ['description', ['media:group', 'media:description']],
+    ['icon', ['media:group', 'media:thumbnail']]
+]
+```
+In this case it's useless to specify the parent field, so you can just omit the first line :
+```js
+[
+    ['description', ['media:group', 'media:description']],
+    ['icon', ['media:group', 'media:thumbnail']]
+]
+```
+## Output
+Here an example of what type of json object is output during a fetch :
+```json
+feedUrl: 'fake.rrs.service'
+title: 'myFakeApiTitle'
+description: 'My Fake api desc'
+link: 'fake.rrs.service'
+items:
+    -   title: 'My last item'
+        link: 'fake.rrs.service/item1'
+        pubDate: 'Thu, 12 Nov 2015 21:16:39 +0000'
+        creator: 'someone'
+        content: '<a href="http://example.com">this is a link</a> &amp; <b>this is bold text</b>'
+        contentSnippet: 'this is a link & this is bold text'
+        guid: 'fake.rrs.service/item1'
+        categories:
+            - test
+            - npm
+            - fakeInfos
+        isoDate: '2015-11-12T21:16:39.000Z'
+```