JSON Feed Plugin
Hi folks, In the last days a new type of RSS Feed was announced: https://jsonfeed.org/ I’m a big fan of JSON an decided to add a JSON Feed in my own site and publish the code as a plugin on Github....
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Additional links: Live Implementation Live URL: http://stefanzweifel.io/feed.json Read full topic
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Mhmm… my feed seems to work (I can see the feed entries when I access the url), but when I subscribe to my feed (via Feedbin), the feed is empty. Is this a error within Feedbin or with your plugin?...
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Does Feedbin already support the JSON Feed Format? The standard is quite new and I don’t know which RSS reader already support it. Read full topic
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https://feedbin.com/blog/2017/05/22/feedbin-supports-json-feed/ Read full topic
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Yeap, they support JSON since a few days. @texnixe posted the blog post where they announced the support. Read full topic
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Cool. Currently on a boat. Will look into that when I’m home Read full topic
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One difference I noticed to your implementation: My “feed_url” is empty. Could that be the cause? And if so, how to fix that? Update: I just added the feed url directly into the json_feed.php. I know...
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@rrrrfischer Thanks for the update. Will update the source on Github so there’s a clear description how the feed_url should be set. Edit: Updated the README with some documentation about the options...
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@stefanzweifel Yeap, it was a bug within Feedbin - which is now fixed. During the test, I’ve found another glitch: Feedbin requires the “date_published” entry. Otherwise all entries are displayed with...
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Thanks for the info. Created an issue and published a new release yesterday. Now both keys (date_modified and date_published) are in the item list. (But I know that their not the same and should...
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Thanks! Is there any way to write the real (last) modified date into the “date_modified” key? Currently it seems that both keys contain the publish date?! Read full topic
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Well, not by default. The Plugin currently just uses the “date” field (Link https://github.com/stefanzweifel/kirby-json-feed/blob/master/json-feed.php#L30-L31). Kirby doesn’t have the concept of...
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Okay, accepted! IHMO that key is not that necessary (at least for me), as most feed readers track updated feeds / articles themselves. So I live without the “date_modified” key for now Read full topic
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You could also use $page->modified(). This timestamp is updated when a page is modified via the Panel. Read full topic
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Hey @stefanzweifel, kudos for the json plugin! Looks great! I was just thinking if the counterpart is doable. Would it be possible to READ/PARSE a JSON Feed on Kirby? Do anyone know if a plugin for...
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I’ve quickly scrambled the following code together. I reads a Feed, parses the JSON and loops over all items. $feed = json_decode(file_get_contents('https://stefanzweifel.io/feed.json')); $items =...
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Hi @stefanzweifel, thank you very much for the plugin! It really is great to be at the forefront of something new… Now, I encountered an issue similar to Bastian’s XML feed plugin: The respective date...
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@insintesi you could use the technique @texnixe mentioned and then update the date_published field in json-feed.php to use the combined date. I’m currently on a client project and hope to release a...
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I’m sorry to bother again, but I haven’t managed to implement the separate time field successfully. Could anyone please tell me how to modify the date_published exactly and how to insert the combined...
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insintesi: ‘date_published’ => $item->date(‘c’, $options[‘datefield’]), $options[‘datefield’] just gives you the name of the field. <?php $date = $item->date('Y-m-d',...
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