Open ghost opened 9 years ago
Hi there! Sorry to see the long wait you've had, and I hope this response isn't too late for you.
I'm working on a RSS aggregator in my free time, and I had this exact problem. Here's a example piece of code for you, which adds the title & link to a Map.
HTTPoison.start()
feed_url = "https://www.theguardian.com/uk/rss"
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{body: body}} = HTTPoison.get(feed_url)
{:ok, feed, _} = FeederEx.parse(body)
IO.puts("Feed title: #{feed.title}")
rss_map = Enum.map(feed.entries, fn (entry) -> %{:title => entry.title,
:link => entry.link} end)
|> Enum.uniq()
IO.inspect(rss_map)
This code will enumerate over the feed items returned from The Guardian (UK) newspaper, and return a Map in List form, which you can then enumerate over to retrieve each item, which should, fingers crossed, have a title
and link
key and respective value.
I hope this helps, Will.
Apologies, Elixir noob trying to port something from C#.
Once we have our successfully interpreted RSS feed, how do we enumerate through each post adding the data to a map (title and url specifically, not that it makes much difference)
-Wil