remus — remus 0.2.6

Clojure wrapper around Java Rome tools. https://github.com/igrishaev/remus

Rome options:

• lenient: a boolean flag which makes Rome to be more tolerant to some mistakes in XML markup;

• encoding: a string representing an encoding of the feed. When parsing a URL, it comes from the Content-Encoding HTTP header. Possible values are listed here: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/intl/encoding.doc.html

• content-type: a string meaning the MIME type of the feed, e.g. application/rss or something. When parsing a URL, it comes from the Content-Type header.

• :allow-doctypes: a boolean flag, if true, allows parsing feeds containing DOCTYPE declarations (normally disallowed).

parse clj

(parse src)

(parse src opt-rome)

Parse a feed from any find of a source: a file, an input stream, a reader, a URL and so on. Internally, the source gets coerced to the input stream.

parse-file clj deprecated

(parse-file path & [opt-rome])

Parse a file by its text path. A legacy wrapper on top of the parse function.

parse-http-resp clj

(parse-http-resp http-resp & [opt-rome])

Parse a response produced by an HTTP client. Most of the Rome flags come from the HTTP headers, but you may redefine them using the opt-rome map.

parse-stream clj deprecated

(parse-stream stream & [opt-rome])

Parse an input stream. A legacy wrapper on top of the parse function.

parse-url clj

(parse-url url & [opt-http opt-rome])

Parse feed from a URL. Return a map of the :response and :feed keys so you can access the response, e.g. to save some of the headers.

The feed will only be parsed when the HTTP status is 200 and the content type is XML-friendly (see possible values in the remus.http namespace).

The opt-http parameter is a map of http-specific options which gets merged with the defaults.

throw! clj macro

(throw! template)

(throw! template & args)