I would like an RSS bridge to the FedEx website, such that I could enter a tracking number and the bridge would present the current status of the shipment as an RSS feed.
Whether or not the package has shipped ("IN TRANSIT").
Where the package is at ("Departed FedEx Location [city], [state abbreviation]").
Projected delivery date/time ("Scheduled delivery: [day of week] mm/dd/yyyy by [human-friendly time, i.e., "end of day"]").
Travel history ("[date] [time] [location] [status]")
URL of package being tracked.
How should the information be displayed/formatted?
Straight up simple - take the nicely formatted stuff on the FedEx website and pack it into an article, one line at a time.
Which of the following parameters do you expect?
[X] Title
[X] URI (link to the original article)
[ ] Author
[X] Timestamp
[X] Content (the content of the article)
[X] Enclosures (Status image of the package en route?)
[ ] Categories (categories, tags, etc...)
Options
[X] Load full articles
Cache articles (articles are stored in a local cache on first request): no
Bridge request
General information
I would like an RSS bridge to the FedEx website, such that I could enter a tracking number and the bridge would present the current status of the shipment as an RSS feed.
Host URI for the bridge (i.e.
https://github.com
): https://www.fedex.com/apps/fedextrack/?action=track&cntry_code=[ country code ]&language=[ language code ]&tracknumbers=[15 digit number]&action=trackWhich information would you like to see?
How should the information be displayed/formatted? Straight up simple - take the nicely formatted stuff on the FedEx website and pack it into an article, one line at a time.
Which of the following parameters do you expect?
Options