Closed khm closed 4 years ago
Yeah, absolutely! I'm a big fan of RSS feeds. It's on my list.
I'm glad you're enjoying my weekend project :)
Herman
On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 19:46, khm notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
I like your project, and I think it's great you're running a service like this. Please consider adding RSS, Atom, or JSON Feed support -- it makes it easier for people to follow blogs, and it can cut down on bandwidth since popular readers like Feedly can serve tons of subscribers on your behalf.
I think it should work fine to use your existing templating system, just creating a feed template and adding a link rel='alternate' would be enough to get you going.
What do you think?
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Feeds are now available at /feed
eg: https://herman.bearblog.dev/feed or https://wordbutter.online/feed
Let me know if you find any issues. It's my first time setting up an atom feed.
Looks good! I'd consider making it configurable for the person to put a contact address where it's currently hardcoded to 'hidden', but that's your call and otherwise this is great!
I added issue #35 about a few things to fix in the feed. Also, JSON Feed support would be great! Since you have /feed
, you might consider /feed/json
, since both would be consistent with WordPress for example.
Hi,
I like your project, and I think it's great you're running a service like this. Please consider adding RSS, Atom, or JSON Feed support -- it makes it easier for people to follow blogs, and it can cut down on bandwidth since popular readers like Feedly can serve tons of subscribers on your behalf.
I think it should work fine to use your existing templating system, just creating a feed template and adding a link rel='alternate' would be enough to get you going.
What do you think?