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webfeed

A dart package for parsing RSS & Atom feed

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WebFeed

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A dart package for parsing RSS and Atom feed.

Features
  • [x] RSS (0.9, 1.0, & 2.0)
  • [x] Atom
  • [x] Namespaces
    • [x] Media RSS
    • [x] Dublin Core
    • [x] iTunes
    • [x] Syndication
Installing

Add this line into your pubspec.yaml

webfeed: ^0.7.0

Import the package into your dart code using:

import 'package:webfeed/webfeed.dart';
Example

To parse string into RssFeed object use:

var rssFeed = RssFeed.parse(xmlString); // for parsing RSS feed
var atomFeed = AtomFeed.parse(xmlString); // for parsing Atom feed
Preview

RSS

feed.title
feed.description
feed.link
feed.author
feed.items
feed.image
feed.cloud
feed.categories
feed.skipDays
feed.skipHours
feed.lastBuildDate
feed.language
feed.generator
feed.copyright
feed.docs
feed.managingEditor
feed.rating
feed.webMaster
feed.ttl
feed.dc

RssItem item = feed.items.first;
item.title
item.description
item.link
item.categories
item.guid
item.pubDate
item.author
item.comments
item.source
item.media
item.enclosure
item.dc

Atom

feed.id
feed.title
feed.updated
feed.items
feed.links
feed.authors
feed.contributors
feed.categories
feed.generator
feed.icon
feed.logo
feed.rights
feed.subtitle

AtomItem item = feed.items.first;
item.id
item.title
item.updated
item.authors
item.links
item.categories
item.contributors
item.source
item.published
item.content
item.summary
item.rights
item.media

License

WebFeed is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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