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This was why I didn't want to make published_at a required field. We should just allow both to be set and COALESCE(published_at, updated_at) in the DB calls and published_at || updated_at on the UI.
So we might want to have various content types in the feed model and the DB model for the specific mimetypes. Then the frontend can render it in the best way for that type.
https://feeds.megaphone.fm/TPC3838283892
This one we might not be able to do anything about w/o breaking other feeds, but the summary here is multi-line with links galore. Ideally we'd just show a single line.
We'll probably not do anything about this but I wanted to mention it.
I guess we should actually convert plaintext content into html, so maybe run it through a markdown -> html converter.
Also R.I.P. the sunny podcast :(( those stupid motherfuckers lost sight big time
The images are relative links but are relative to the blog post itself, e.g. an image URL of "image.jpg" on the page https://gamedev.rs/news/050 should result in the URL replaced by https://gamedev.rs/news/050/image.jpg not https://gamedev.rs/image.jpg.
Here's a list of RSS feeds with weird behavior that we want to make sure we handle nicely.
https://astro.build/rss.xml
https://code.visualstudio.com/feed.xml
published_at
dates, onlyupdated_at
.published_at
a required field. We should just allow both to be set andCOALESCE(published_at, updated_at)
in the DB calls andpublished_at || updated_at
on the UI.https://petapixel.com/feed
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/feed
<i>
,<em>
,<b>
,<strong>
, and maybe links. See Sanitize summary content #16.<p>
, etc.https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC0intLFzLaudFG-xAvUEO-A
YouTube RSS feeds don't contain any text content but do have a
description
that we can use as the article content, maybe.Further, it points out that RSS feed content can come in various mimetypes (this is handled by feed-rs already):
So we might want to have various content types in the feed model and the DB model for the specific mimetypes. Then the frontend can render it in the best way for that type.
https://feeds.megaphone.fm/TPC3838283892
https://www.snapsbyfox.com/blog?format=rss
https://store.steampowered.com/feeds/news/app/2198150
summary_html
ascontent_html
#42https://gamedev.rs/rss.xml
https://gamedev.rs/news/050
should result in the URL replaced byhttps://gamedev.rs/news/050/image.jpg
nothttps://gamedev.rs/image.jpg
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