I tried patching gatsby-node.js to get it properly picked up by GraphQL but my experience with Gatsby's internals is way too limited. I can confirm that the following setup retrieves the RSS feed correctly. I'd imagine that this would result in a StandingHS1.ranking object that, in this case, would house the array.
Recently, RSS-Parser added a fix to support custom fields at the top level of RSS feeds instead of nested within
items
-> https://github.com/rbren/rss-parser/issues/94I tried patching
gatsby-node.js
to get it properly picked up by GraphQL but my experience with Gatsby's internals is way too limited. I can confirm that the following setup retrieves the RSS feed correctly. I'd imagine that this would result in aStandingHS1.ranking
object that, in this case, would house the array.