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listener rss
A lightweight library to make simple actions with a RSS feed.
USAGE
Punctual usage
You can parse RSS from a URL with some custom data.
An example :
const ListenerModule = require("ListenerRSS");
const ListenerRss = ListenerModule.ListenerRss;
const 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 :
const ListenerModule = require("ListenerRSS");
const ListenerRss = ListenerModule.ListenerRss;
const listener = new ListenerRss("my-test-service", "fake.rss.service", 5 * 60);
const callback_fun_update = (obj) => {
// some act
};
const callback_fun_new_entries = (obj) => {
// some act
};
listener.on("update", callback_fun);
listener.on("newEntries", callback_fun);
listener.start();
/*...*/
listener.stop();
Documentation
ListenerRSSInfo
An interface to structure listener's data.
Constructor
- 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
ListenerRSS
Constructor
constructor(listenerRSSInfo)
- listenerRSSInfo : object from the ListenerRSSInfo's class.
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
Issues
Reject the promise if the server can't be resolved.
start()
This function will call the update
event to each success update, the
update_err
event to each fail update, and the newEntries
event for
each update who contains a new item.
Events
Each event take one arg into the callback function.
const callback_fun = (obj) => {
// some act
};
const callback_fun_err = (err) => {
// some act
};
const callback_fun_new_entries = (newEntries) => {
// some act
};
listener.on("update", callback_fun);
listener.on("update_err", callback_fun_err);
listener.on("newEntries", callback_fun_new_entries);
update
It used a callback who receive the received object entirely inside an object.
update_err
It used a callback who receive an error object.
newEntries
It used a callback who receive only new entries inside an array.
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 :
[["media:group", "media:group"]];
You can also rename the field with the left part :
[["my_custom_media_group_name", "media:group"]];
In adition you can rename child element into custom field like this :
[
["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 :
[
["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 :
{
"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> & <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"
},
/*Some Others items*/
]
}