We previously had the following issue when trying to read the RSS Feed in services like Feedly. We didn't get any body text, etc.
I believe this was happening due to some wrong formatting in the Django class I created.
I was able to make it work and parse HTML that in theory should let those RSS Reader parse and format the text in the correct form.
I wanted to test this before doing a PR so I needed to find a way to run my localhost/rss and make it available for the RSS Reader to find.
So I came up with a tool I used a while ago called ngrok. This allowed me to 'expose' my localhost (I did it the right way by adding the security layers necessary).
Once ngrok was setup I was able to make the proper testing.
Now we can see that the HTML is being correctly formatted.
We previously had the following issue when trying to read the RSS Feed in services like Feedly. We didn't get any body text, etc.
I believe this was happening due to some wrong formatting in the Django class I created.
I was able to make it work and parse HTML that in theory should let those RSS Reader parse and format the text in the correct form.
I wanted to test this before doing a PR so I needed to find a way to run my localhost/rss and make it available for the RSS Reader to find.
So I came up with a tool I used a while ago called ngrok. This allowed me to 'expose' my localhost (I did it the right way by adding the security layers necessary).
Once ngrok was setup I was able to make the proper testing.
Now we can see that the HTML is being correctly formatted.