A .NET library giving access to various RSS feed aggregation services

All access is done using the methods in the class ApiCalls (for example in the namepace RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls for Feedly) and all the data structures can be found in the Model class (for example in the namepace RSSharp.Feedly.Model for Feedly)

So it might be a good idea to start you files with something like

using RSSharp.Feedly.Model;

using RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls;

Newtonsoft's JSON library is needed and used.

There is a class called "Authentications" in the ApiCalls namespace which provides quite some help on the auth stuff. For Feedly those are:

get_authentication_url(string response_type = "code", string client_id = "", string redirect_uri = "", string scope ="https://cloud.feedly.com/subscriptions", string state = "")

which provides the url you need to open in a WebBrowser for the user to enable access to Feedly

Authentication.auth_response parse_authentication_reponse(string url)

A response URL parser which looks for success / error in the url

And two methods to get the access token (either directly or using a refresh token.

As this stuff with OAuth might be quite confusing when bulding a desktop app (it's much easier within a web app) I also added a fully automated process which opens an extra window and does all the stuff automatically. This is true for a Windows Desktop app but not a a Modern UI one I have to say.

Here is how it works by the example in Menere:

	public void add_new_account()
    {
        //RSSharp.Feedly.Configuration.activate_sandbox();
        RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls.Authentication_window auth_window = new RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls.Authentication_window("*********", "**********", "http://yourRedirectUri");
        auth_window.AuthSuccess += auth_window_AuthSuccess;
        auth_window.Show();
        auth_window.startAuthorization();
    }

    void auth_window_AuthSuccess(object sender, RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls.Authentication_window.AuthEventArgs e)
    {
        if (e.success)
        {
            token = e.token;
        	// check token, save it, go on, ...
        }
        else
        {
            System.Windows.MessageBox.Show(e.error, "Error adding Feedly account");
        }
    }

As you see you'll open a window and subscribe to the event "AuthSuccess" there. In this event you get either the token or an error message as response.

Every Api endpoint has a method in the ApiCalls namespace - some examples:

Profile user_profile = Profiles.get(YourAccessToken);

List<Subscription> subscriptions = Subscriptions.get(YourAccessToken);

Streams.entries_list saved_entries = Streams.get_entries_in_stream(YourAccessToken, string.Format("user/{0}/tag/global.saved", this.profile.id), count: 1000);

RSSharp.Feedly.ApiCalls.Markers.mark_entry_as_read(YourAccessToken, item_id);

Feel free to contact me ([email protected]) if you have any questions