This module adds methods for RSS, Atom, and RDF feed parsing in node.js using libxmljs.
Feedparser uses libxmljs to parse XML. libxmljs requires scons
to be installed prior to installing through npm.
On Debian based Linux distributions like Ubuntu, simply install using apt-get
like this:
sudo apt-get install scons
On RedHat based Linux distributions like Fedora or CentOS, simply install using yum
like this:
sudo yum install scons
On Mac OS X, the easiest way to install scons
is using Homebrew, a great package manager for OS X. With brew
installed, simply open Terminal and type:
brew install scons
npm install feedparser
var FeedParser = require('feedparser')
, parser
parser = new FeedParser();
parser.on('article', function(article){
console.log('Got article: %s', JSON.stringify(article));
});
parser.parseFile('./feed');
The following are the major contributors of node-feedparser
(in no specific order).
- Dan MacTough (danmactough)
Although node-feedparser
no longer shares any code with node-easyrss
, it was an inspiration.
The following are the major contributors of node-easyrss
(in no specific order).
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Copyright (c) 2011 Dan MacTough <[email protected]>
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