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# Listener-rss-agregator
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# Listener-rss-aggregator
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---
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## Brief
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This is an agregator of rss's listener (more information about it here : ).
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This is an aggregator of rss's listener (more information about it here : https://www.npmjs.com/package/listener-rss).
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## Usage
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The basic usage is to use many listener-rss with a unique class.
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```typescript
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import { ManageListener } from 'Listener-rss-agregator';
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import { ListenerRssAggregator } from 'Listener-rss-aggregator';
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const path = '/my/data/directorie/bd.sqlite'
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const myManager = new ManageListener(path);
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const path = '/my/data/directorie/bd.sqlite'
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const configAggregator = await ListenerRssAggregator.instantiateAggregator(
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path
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);
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myManager = new ListenerRssAggregator(configAggregator);
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await ml.load(); // he is reading the database
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const listenerConfig =
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const listenerConfig: ListenerRss.Config =
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{
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"address": "fake.rss.service.1",
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"timeloop": 10
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ml.on('update', (obj) => {
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doSomethingWithNewEntries(obj);
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ml.save();
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})
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ml.startAll();
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//...
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ml.stopAll();
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ml.save();
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```
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## Documentation
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### Why SQLITE
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### Constructor
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The constructor need to have a file to store the sqlite data. If the file does not exist he will be create, but the path must be valid.
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### Function
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#### `load()`
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An async method who would read the sqlite file and create the corresponding objects
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#### `save()`
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An method who would store the actual configuration and erase the older
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#### `registerListener(listenerConfig)`
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He's create an new listener-rss with the corresponding config data. (More information about the listenerConfig here : )
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He's create an new listener-rss with the corresponding config data. (More information about the listenerConfig here : https://www.npmjs.com/package/listener-rss)
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#### `startAll()`
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Start all the listener who are actually register
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#### `stopAll()`
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Start all the listener who are actually register
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#### `editConfig(callback)`
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This method will call the callback with the actual config of the Manager and override the actual config with the returned object.
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e.g.:
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```typescript
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myManager.editConfig((actualConfig: ListenerRss.Config[]) : ListenerRss.Config[] => {
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const modifiedConfig = doSomethingToThisConfig(actualConfig);
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return modifiedConfig;
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})
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```
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### Events
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Like listener-rss, listener-rss-agregator implement EventEmitter.
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The event who's used is named `update`. He's called for each new entries detection per listener. he's giving back an object who contains all the new entries
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Like listener-rss, listener-rss-aggregator implement EventEmitter.
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He call the same events than listener-rss. One call is made for each listener who triggered an event.
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The `update` event return all the rss file content in one json object.
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The `newEntries` event return an object with a file `items` who's contains the new items detected. And a field called `addressListener` who's a string with the address of the the rss service.
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