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I guess it's not too much effort to add an intermediate conduit between the input HTML and the RSS/Atom parser, as a placeholder for your filter. I'll have a look and come back to you. |
Great! I don't get how you could apply a specific filter to a specific feed, if you have the feeds specified in the db. Do you have an idea in mind? |
The behavior can be customized through the DSL/interpreter pattern (cf this module for more information). I can see at least 2 solutions:
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OK, I did not think about these two possibilities. Maybe the first one would be easier? It would be great to have some kind of helpers. |
Actually, after second though, I'm creating a new XML parser interpreter, where your filter will fit nicely. |
Implemented in dcc7021. Could you please check out master branch and validate that it meets your requirements, before I make an official release out of it ? |
Could you update the example in |
It seems great! Thanks a lot, I guess I'll obsolete perfeed and use |
Updated example in |
Integrated in release 1.2.0.0 . |
It would be great to be able to use some kind of "filter". A filter would be configurable for each feed, and it would turn a specific webpage to a rss/atom feed, which would then be processed by imm internals.
I may help if the feeds were specified in the configuration file (and not the db), to be able to add haskell filters.
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