Idea: Split the RSS "title" in two parts (story title and chapter title) to enhance the message format.
Let's take an item in a RSS feed:
<item>
<title>Markets and Multiverses (A Serial Transmigration LitRPG): Chapter 91: Echoes of the Deep</title>
<description>N/A</description>
<link>https://www.scribblehub.com/read/626709-markets-and-multiverses-a-serial-transmigration-litrpg/chapter/788202/</link>
<category>Markets and Multiverses (A Serial Transmigration LitRPG)</category>
<category>626709</category>
<pubDate>Thu, 22 Jun 2023 05:38:34 +0000</pubDate>
</item>
"\uD83D\uDCD6 **${item.title} by $author**\n" +
"${item.link}\n" +
"\n\n" +
subscribed
Given the previous RSS item and format, Amelia generate this output:
However, If you look at the RSS item's first "category" tag, the content IS the story title. That why I think we can remove it from the RSS title to get the chapter title.
That way the message format may became:
"\uD83D\uDCD6 **${item.title}** by **$author**\n" +
"${item.chapter}\n" +
"${item.link}\n" +
subscribed
and the formatted message:
Note: I also removed the blank lines as I suggested in #26
I think the preferred solution to this would be to use the message format feature which I had to remove in the past since the usage over two years was literally zero. I'll look into adding it again in my free time.
Idea: Split the RSS "title" in two parts (story title and chapter title) to enhance the message format.
Let's take an item in a RSS feed:
The current update message format is:
Given the previous RSS item and format, Amelia generate this output:
However, If you look at the RSS item's first "category" tag, the content IS the story title. That why I think we can remove it from the RSS title to get the chapter title.
That way the message format may became:
and the formatted message:
Note: I also removed the blank lines as I suggested in #26