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apostrophe-global-rss-feed

v0.5.10

Published

Adds a route to your site that performs an apos.get and returns an XML feed of the results

Downloads

5

Readme

apostrophe-global-rss-feed

NPM

Hold up, I already have RSS feeds, right?

You do, Apostrophe natively creates RSS feeds out of snippet'y thing and even lets you filter them. This module exposes a route that makes a generic apos.get call on the aposPages collection that allows the results of the feed to be a mix of content types, which Apostrophe doesn't do by default.

Usage

var site = require('apostrophe-site')({
	modules: {
    'apostrophe-global-rss-feed': {
      description: 'foo' // optional description attached to all feeds
      route: '/feed/' // optional route where the feeds like, default is /apos-global-rss-feed/
      sort: { start: -1, publishedAt: -1, createdAt: -1 } // optional, mongo sort object, default { start: -1, publishedAt: -1, createdAt: -1 }
      limit: 50 // optional, integer limit, default 100
    },
	}
})

Resource Format

The module has a whitelist of resources it will run an apos.get against, otherwise it will return a 405 Method Not Allowed. The current array of allowed resources are ['tag', 'id', 'slug']. All resources need an identifier for search against, otherwise 400 Bad Request is thrown.

A properly formatted request looks like /apos-global-rss-feed/tag/fashion-design