RSS feeds crawler

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Create RSS feeds crawler, use crawler/ folder. Write the solution on node.js on typescript. Read the list of RSS from csv file named channels.csv and save parsed data to sqlite table.

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Pull request

Implement task #54 - RSS feeds crawler

Solution Architecture

To implement the RSS feeds crawler web app, I propose the following solution architecture:

• Backend: Node.js using NestJS framework with TypeScript and SQLite as the database
• Frontend: Vue.js for building the user interface

The backend will consist of an API endpoint that reads the list of RSS feeds from a CSV file and parses the data. The parsed data will then be saved to an SQLite database table.

Here are the main components of the solution architecture:

1. Backend:

   • Use the NestJS framework to create a scalable and maintainable backend API.
   • Use TypeORM to interact with the SQLite database.
   • Implement a service that reads the CSV file and parses the RSS feeds data.
   • Create a controller that handles the API endpoints for reading the RSS feeds and saving the data to the database.

2. Frontend:

   • Use Vue.js to create a user-friendly and responsive web interface.
   • Implement components to display the parsed RSS feeds data.

The solution architecture is designed to be secure by following best practices, such as using parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection and implementing authentication and authorization mechanisms.

Commit Message

Initial commit: Set up project structure and basic files

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Task explanation

RSS Feeds Crawler - Web App Requirements

Task Description

The task is to create a web application using Node.js and TypeScript that crawls RSS feeds, reads a list of RSS feeds from a CSV file, and saves the parsed data to an SQLite table.

Files Content

You are provided with the following files:

• backend/package.json: Contains the dependencies and scripts for the backend application.
• backend/src/app.controller.ts: A controller file that handles the API routes for the application.
• backend/src/app.module.ts: A module file that defines the root module of the application.
• backend/src/app.service.ts: A service file that contains the business logic for the application.
• backend/src/main.ts: The entry point of the application that initializes and starts the server.

Required Steps

To implement the task, follow these steps:

1. Set up the project:

   • Create a new Node.js project.
   • Copy the content of backend/package.json into your project's package.json file.
   • Install the project dependencies by running npm install.

2. Implement the RSS feeds crawler:

   • Create a new file named crawler.ts inside the src folder.
   • Write the code to read the list of RSS feeds from the channels.csv file.
   • Use a CSV parsing library to parse the file and extract the list of feeds.
   • Implement a function to crawl each feed and extract the required data.
   • Use the rss-parser library (or any other library of your choice) to parse the feeds.
   • Save the parsed data to an SQLite table.
   • Make use of the typeorm library to interact with the SQLite database.

3. Integrate the crawler with the web application:

   • Modify the app.module.ts file to import and use the crawler functionality.
   • Update the app.controller.ts file to add an API route that triggers the RSS feeds crawler.
   • Create an endpoint that can be used to start the crawling process.
   • Use dependency injection to inject the crawler into the controller.

4. Secure the application:

   • Implement authentication middleware to protect the API routes.
   • Add user authentication functionality using libraries like passport or jsonwebtoken.
   • Use encrypted connections (HTTPS) to ensure secure communication between clients and the server.
   • Validate input data and handle errors to prevent security vulnerabilities like SQL injection or XSS attacks.

5. Test and deploy the application:

   • Write unit tests to ensure the functionality of the crawler and the API routes.
   • Use continuous integration tools like Travis CI or Jenkins for automated testing.
   • Deploy the application to a hosting platform of your choice, ensuring that the necessary security measures are in place.

Additional Notes

• You are encouraged to use TypeScript throughout the project to benefit from static typing and enhanced tooling.
• Document your code and provide clear comments to explain the implementation steps and any assumptions made.
• Use best practices for structuring your code, such as separating concerns into different modules and following established design patterns.
• Follow the SOLID principles and adhere to clean code practices for maintainability and readability.
• Implement error handling and logging to detect and handle any issues that may arise during the execution of the application.

Good luck with your implementation!

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Pull request

Implement task #54 - RSS feeds crawler

RSS Feeds Crawler Architecture

To develop a secure web app for the RSS feeds crawler, I propose the following architecture:

• Frontend: Develop the frontend using Vue.js to provide a user-friendly interface for managing RSS feeds and displaying the parsed data.

• Backend: Build the backend using NestJS, a Node.js framework, to handle the RSS feeds crawling task and store the parsed data in a SQLite database.

• Database: Utilize SQLite as the database engine for storing the parsed data.

Frontend

The frontend will be developed using Vue.js, a popular JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It will consist of the following files:

• App.vue: The main component that will render the application and include the logic for displaying the RSS feeds and parsed data.

• components/posts.vue: A component responsible for displaying the list of RSS feeds and handling user interactions.

• components/post-preview.vue: A component responsible for rendering a preview of each parsed item from the RSS feeds.

Backend

The backend will be developed using NestJS, a progressive Node.js framework for building efficient and scalable web applications. It will include the following files:

• app.controller.ts: A controller that handles the HTTP requests for managing the RSS feeds and exposing the necessary endpoints.

• app.service.ts: A service that implements the business logic for fetching and parsing the RSS feeds, as well as storing the parsed data.

• app.module.ts: The main module that imports and configures the necessary dependencies for the application.

• main.ts: The entry point of the application that bootstraps the NestJS module.

• swagger.ts: A file that sets up Swagger documentation for the API endpoints.

Database

SQLite will be used as the database engine for storing the parsed data. The database will be accessed using the TypeORM library, which provides an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) layer for Node.js. The data will be stored in a table named parsed_data.

The commit message for these changes could be: "Implement architecture for secure RSS feeds crawler app"

Pull request

Implement task #54 - RSS feeds crawler

To implement the RSS feeds crawler web app, I would propose the following architecture and code structure:

1. Backend: Node.js with Express framework and TypeScript

   • Create a separate folder named crawler for the backend code.
   • Use Express as the web framework to handle HTTP requests.
   • Set up a TypeScript project and configure the necessary dependencies in the package.json file.
   • Create an app.ts file to initialize the Express application and define the routes.
   • Implement a route to read the list of RSS feeds from the channels.csv file and save the parsed data to a SQLite database table.
   • Use the csv-parser library to parse the CSV file and the sqlite3 library to interact with the SQLite database.
   • Ensure that the data saved to the database undergoes proper validation and sanitization to prevent security vulnerabilities.
   • Implement error handling and logging for better debugging and maintenance.

2. Security measures:

   • Implement input validation and sanitization to prevent common security risks like SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.
   • Limit the size and type of file uploads to prevent potential security vulnerabilities.
   • Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms if required, to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive operations.
   • Implement rate limiting to prevent abuse and protect against denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
   • Use secure coding practices to avoid common vulnerabilities like insecure direct object references, insecure deserialization, etc.
   • Regularly update and patch dependencies to protect against known security vulnerabilities.

3. Testing and documentation:

   • Write unit tests using a testing framework like Jest to ensure the correctness of the code and avoid regression issues.
   • Generate API documentation using tools like Swagger to provide clear and up-to-date documentation of the available endpoints.
   • Follow a consistent coding style and ensure code readability to enhance maintainability.
   • Document the code and its functionality using inline comments and separate documentation files like README.md.

4. Frontend (optional):

   • If a frontend is required, you can create a separate folder named frontend for the frontend code.
   • Use a front-end framework like React or Vue.js to build the user interface.
   • Implement the necessary components to display the data fetched from the backend and provide a user-friendly interface.

Commit Message: [feat] Implement RSS feeds crawler web app architecture and code

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