Wanderer RSS Feed Plugin

Generates an RSS feed out of whatever feed you create from your site.

Usage

In your site configuration, add this plugin to your plugins list:

# config.toml

plugins=["@a-morphous/wanderer-plugin-rss", ...]

and then add your feed configuration to the site configuration as well. You do this by setting the rss object in the configuration. See https://www.npmjs.com/package/feed for a full list of configuration options.

# config.toml

[rss]
title = "Feed Title"
description = "Feed description"
url = "http://localhost:8080" # please add your actual URL here, without a trailing /
author = "Name of Author"
email = "author email address"
language = "en" # english by default, set your own locale code if not
image = "link/to/image/file"
favicon = "link/to/favicon.ico"

Then, finally, you need a query to determine which items to put into the feed:

[rss.feed]
query = [{ key="configuration.tags", value="blog", modifier="CONTAINS" }]
isAscending = true
limit = 10
sortBy = "date"

The feed has the following parameters (which is the same as feeds used elsewhere in Wanderer:)

• query: an array with query operation objects. Each operation checks whether a key matches the modifier for a value, where the modifier can be =, <= <, >=, >, !=, CONTAINS, IN, or EXISTS.
  • IN is used to determine if the value is part of a string
  • EXISTS is used to determine if the key exists, and the value is discarded
  • CONTAINS is used to determine if the value is contained within an array
• If there is more than one operation in the query, each of them also needs an operator:

query=[{ key="configuration.tags", value="blog", modifier="CONTAINS", operator="AND" }, { key="configuration.tags", value="test", modifier="CONTAINS", operator="NOT" }]

• Operators determine how the query operations are joined together. There are three choices, AND, OR, and NOT. They are always operated directly from left to right.

The feed will then operate on every file in the site that matches the query.

Which items get syndicated?

However, even after you make your feed, not every item might end up in the feed.

The reason is that only pages that are eventually rendered into HTML are turned into feed items. This is to prevent things like CSS and JS files from getting syndicated.