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Noticed strange output on the site ascii.jp:
The site HTML contained:
<link rel="apple-touch-icon-precomposed" href="/img/apple-touch-icon.png" />
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" />
This would print:
"/img/apple-touch-icon.png application/rss+xml"
Now it prints:
" application/rss+xml"
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Use the same base filename as the feed file, because sfeed_update replaces '/'
in names with '_':
filename="$(printf '%s' "$1" | tr '/' '_')"
This fixes the example for fetching feeds with names containing '/'.
Reported by __20h__, thanks!
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Forgot it in the cleanup commit 37afcf334fa1ba0b668bde08e8fcaaa9fd7dfa0d
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Found by testing using mawk.
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This reverts commit a1516cb7869a0dd99ebaacf846ad4161f2b9b9a2.
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This way dc:date could be the updated time of the item. For Atom there is
<published> and <updated> with the same logic.
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Fields with multiple values are separated by '|'. In the future multiple
enclosure support might be added.
The categories tags are now parsed. This feature is useful for filtering and
categorizing.
Parsing of nested tags such as <author><name> has been improved. This code has
been refactored.
RSS <guid> isPermaLink is now handled differently also and will now prefer a
permalink with "true" (link) over the ID. In practise multiple <guid> in an
item does not happen.
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Since commit 276d5789fd91d1cbe84b7baee736dea28b1e04c0 if the time is empty or
could not be parsed then it is shown/aligned as a blank space instead of being
skipped.
An oversight in this change was that items should be counted and set in
`isnew`.
This commit fixes the uninitialized variable and possible miscounting.
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For example "19720229T132245Z" is now supported.
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cproc:
cproc: https://github.com/michaelforney/cproc
qbe: https://c9x.me/compile/
z80 (sfeed base program)
fuzix: http://www.fuzix.org/
RC2014 emulator: https://github.com/EtchedPixels/RC2014
sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/
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This is the common style.
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This improves handling CDATA for example in Atom feeds with:
<author><email><![CDATA[abc]]><name><![CDATA[[person]]></name></author>
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- Add an example to optimize bandwidth use with the curl -z option.
- Add a note about CDNs blocking based on the User-Agent (based on a question
mailed to me).
- Add an script to convert existing newsboat items to the sfeed(5) TSV format.
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Handle it appropriately in the context of each format tool. Output the item but
keep it blanked.
NOTE: maybe in sfeed_twtxt it should use the current time instead?
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The Date header is mandatory. Use the current time if it is missing/invalid.
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... if it is missing/invalid.
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Timezone should be GMT (as intended), do not convert to localtime.
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This is a "quick&dirty" regex to block some of the typical 1px width or height
tracking pixels.
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There's no need for a dynamic struct feed **. The required size is known
(argc). Just allocate it in one go.
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In particular for RSS feeds where a pubDate is optional.
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- Set mandatory entry tags: id, updated.
- Change entry published (optional tag) to updated (mandatory).
- Add <feed> tags: author name, id, updated, title.
Thanks lich for the feedback and testing.
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Instead of a binary search do set a pointer to the assigned expected end tag.
This makes more sense and is also a minor optimization.
No behavioural change intended.
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iscntrl is c < ' ' || c == 127
I want to encode a space and everything above 127 also.
So this condition can be simplified to this.
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No functional difference, but it should improve readability.
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This should never be able to happen though in practise because sfeed parses the
uri aswell.
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Support the Gopher protocol directly and use the specified Gopher type.
Idea by adc, thanks!
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- HPPA in qemu (OpenBSD).
- FreeDOS + djgpp (+ wget with networking) in 32-bit mode.
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For the author "unknown" is not a good indicator. Just fallback to the feedname
if the exact author of the feed item is not known/set by the feed.
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The prefix in the subject can be too much/redundant if custom labels are used
in the mail client for example. Filtering or custom labels can be made using
the X-Feedname header.
For mutt it can be useful to use the header X-Label and use the %y format
specified to indicate the label. The index_format is described in the muttrc
man page.
An example:
set index_format = "%4C %Z %[%a, %b %d %H:%M] %?y?%-15.15y ?%-15.15L (%?l?%4l&%4c?) %s"
Other programs have similar headers: Dovecat has "X-Keywords" and Thunderbird
"X-Mozilla-Keys".
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- remove a check that has no use/can never happen.
- remove the return value as it's unused and the input size is known.
- fix an old comment that doesn't reflect what the function does anymore.
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