Podcast feeds as data, parsed leniently from RSS and written back in canonical form.
The feeds are RSS 2.0 with the iTunes namespace and the podcast namespace of Podcasting 2.0. The strict parse comes first, and the repairs only run when the document is malformed, with everything they did in the report.
Podcast feeds as data, parsed leniently from RSS and written back in canonical form. The feeds are RSS 2.0 with the iTunes namespace and the podcast namespace of Podcasting 2.0. The strict parse comes first, and the repairs only run when the document is malformed, with everything they did in the report.
(emit feed)(emit feed opts)The XML document of feed in canonical form, with the opts below:
The XML document of `feed` in canonical form, with the `opts` below: - :registry, the tag registry to write it by - :namespaces, a map from alias to URI for the elements of namespaces that the feed wasn't parsed with
(parse xml)(parse xml opts)Parse the RSS string xml into a feed map, with the opts of
parse-tree. The report is in the metadata.
Parse the RSS string `xml` into a feed map, with the `opts` of parse-tree. The report is in the metadata.
(parse-tree xml)(parse-tree xml {:keys [quirks?] :or {quirks? true} :as opts})Parse the RSS document xml with opts into canonical Hiccup that has
every diagnostic under :podcast/report in its metadata.
The xml is a string or, on the JVM, an InputStream or a Reader. When
:quirks? is false in opts, the document is parsed strictly, without
repairs or normalisation. The option :registry is the tag registry that
the quirks read, and :except a set of repair and quirk ids to leave
out.
Parse the RSS document `xml` with `opts` into canonical Hiccup that has every diagnostic under :podcast/report in its metadata. The `xml` is a string or, on the JVM, an InputStream or a Reader. When :quirks? is false in `opts`, the document is parsed strictly, without repairs or normalisation. The option :registry is the tag registry that the quirks read, and :except a set of repair and quirk ids to leave out.
(report feed)The diagnostics of feed, or of a parsed tree. Each is a map
of an :id, a :level and a :message, with details such as a :path into
the model.
The diagnostics of `feed`, or of a parsed tree. Each is a map of an :id, a :level and a :message, with details such as a :path into the model.
(try-parse xml)(try-parse xml {:keys [url] :as opts})Parse the RSS string xml with the opts below, and give a map of the
:feed, or of the :error when it's no feed.
It's for a document that came from somewhere else, such as a server. The
error is the diagnostic :fetch/unsupported-format with the :format for
an Atom or RSS 1.0 feed, and otherwise :fetch/malformed with the
:reason. The opts are those of parse, and :url, the address of the
document, which goes in the diagnostic.
A platform without an XML parser isn't the fault of the document, so that error is still thrown.
Parse the RSS string `xml` with the `opts` below, and give a map of the :feed, or of the :error when it's no feed. It's for a document that came from somewhere else, such as a server. The error is the diagnostic :fetch/unsupported-format with the :format for an Atom or RSS 1.0 feed, and otherwise :fetch/malformed with the :reason. The `opts` are those of parse, and :url, the address of the document, which goes in the diagnostic. A platform without an XML parser isn't the fault of the document, so that error is still thrown.
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