Reddit didn’t have a continuous scrolling feed, during the early days, it used to have pages, and over time it evolved, and allowed users to endlessly scroll through Home (subscribed communities) and Popular top content from across Reddit). If your RSS feed contains fields that aren't currently returned, you can access them using the customFields option.Reddit has launched updates and improvements to the Home Feed experience, announced through the blog series ‘The Feed Read’, tapping into recurring changes devised to improve the user experience, with improved feed controls being the first in line. Atom's updated becomes lastBuildDate for consistency.If author is specified, but not dc:creator, creator will be set to author ( see article).Both dc:date and pubDate will be available in ISO 8601 format as isoDate.The dc: prefix will be removed from all fields.The contentSnippet field strips out HTML tags and unescapes HTML entities.title: 'The water is too deep, so he improvises ' link: ' ' pubDate: 'Thu, 21:16:39 +0000 ' creator: 'John Doe ' content: 'this is a link & this is bold text ' contentSnippet: 'this is a link & this is bold text ' guid: ' ' categories: feed.entries is now ems (to better match RSS XML)Ĭheck out the full output format in test/output/reddit.jsonįeedUrl: ' ' title: 'reddit: the front page of the internet ' description: ' ' link: ' ' items:.

parsed.feed is now just feed (top-level object removed).

options are now passed to the Parser constructor.

parseFile is no longer available (for better browser support).

You need to construct a new Parser() before calling parseString or parseURL.

parseURL ( CORS_PROXY + '', function ( err, feed ) ) Upgrading from v2 to v3Ī few minor breaking changes were made in v3. const CORS_PROXY = '' let parser = new RSSParser ( ) parser. To get around this, you can use a proxy. Note: some RSS feeds can't be loaded in the browser due to CORS security.

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