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[Feature Request] Ability to append domain for RSS items #107

Closed SapphicMoe closed 5 months ago

SapphicMoe commented 5 months ago

Hi there!

So far, Glance has been great. But I encountered an issue where, if an RSS item does not have a domain for the link property, it takes the server's domain for the item(s).

One such example would be the Bungie.net RSS feed: https://www.bungie.net/en/rss/News The link property for the latest RSS item (as of 24 May 2024) is /7/en/News/Article/twid-05-23-24.

So I'm getting: https://home.mydomain.com/7/en/News/Article/twid-05-23-24 instead of https://bungie.net/7/en/News/Article/twid-05-23-24

Is it possible to have a feature where we can manually append a domain for RSS items? Thanks!

helloteemo commented 5 months ago

Thanks for the issue

This is indeed a bug. We are considering how to fix it. Currently, there are three ways to fix it

  1. Added baseDomain configuration for RSS projects. If the RSS link does not have a scheme, baseDomain is automatically added.
  2. No new baseDomain configuration is added. If it is found that the RSS link does not have a scheme, the domain is taken from the URL as the baseDomain as the RSS link
  3. Taking into account 1 and 2, the value priority is as follows RSS link > baseDomain > url domain

I personally think plan 3 is better

Please consider if this is possible? Please respond if you have a better plan

SapphicMoe commented 5 months ago

It would be nice to just be able to override the behavior and append a domain anyway in case any of the checks do not work as intended. But plan 3 sounds good, so I'm leaning towards that.

svilenmarkov commented 5 months ago

Hey, thanks for reporting the issue and glad to hear you've happy with Glance!

I think @helloteemo's 3rd suggestion where it automatically falls back to the base domain when it detects links starting with / but also gives you the option to override that behavior is optimal and shouldn't be difficult to implement. I'll have it added in the next release.

helloteemo commented 5 months ago

Thank you for your response and a small suggestion

It's best to determine whether you need to add a base domain by deciding whether to start with http:// or https://. Some links don't start with /, but it does require adding a base domain