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Informations about the package feeding
A rule-based RSS and Atom parser
This PHP library contains an extensible, rule based parser for RSS and Atom news feeds. It's way of working is inpsired by Alex Debril's feed-io, but it's been rewritten from scratch to be a bit cleaner and more easily extensible. It doesn't have all the features of the original, but you can easily create new parsing standards or extend existing one without rummaging through the library code.
Requirements
- PHP 5.6+
- guzzlehttp/guzzle 6.2+
- masterminds/html5 2.2+
- psr/log 1.0+
Installation
Feeding can be included in the usual way with composer:
Usage
For a quick start you can instantiate the class \Benkle\Feeding\Reader and directly fetch a feed:
The Reader::read can take urls, file pathes or the direct feed source, and will select one of the preexisting feed standards to parse the data into objects.
Create your own rules
Feeding is based on rules, which are organized on standards.
A rule can be any class implementing \Benkle\Feeding\Interfaces\RuleInterface:
Rules can be added to any standard via it's rule set, which is a priority ordered list:
But often you might want to aggregate all your rules in a standard. Standards are classes implementing \Benkle\Feeding\Interfaces\StandardInterface:
Adding a standard to a Reader is just as simple as adding a rule to a standard:
Included standards are:
Atom10Standardfor Atom 1.0RSS09Standardfor RSS 0.9RSS10Standardfor RSS 1.0RSS20Standardfor RSS 2.0
Set your own DOM parser
This library uses the PHP DOM library classes for it's XML traversing. To use your own library you have to write a wrapper arround it implementing \Benkle\Feeding\Interfaces\DOMParserInterface:
Feeding already include a wrapper for the standard library, which is fast but fails when a feeds isn't valid XML, and for the Masterminds HTML5 parser, which is more fault tolerant, but also way slower. It also includes a meta wrapper which will try any number of other wrappers it is given, allowing you to balance speed and reliability:
Note: This Wrapper implements Psr\Log\LoggerAwareInterface and will write notices whenever any of it's protegé throws an exception!
Set your own file access
If you need your own access (e.g. because you want to use flysystem) you have to write a wrapper as well, this time implementing \Benkle\Feeding\Interfaces\FileAccessInterface:
More control
If you need more control over what standards are loaded, and don't need file and http access, you can use the \Benkle\Feeding\BareReader class:
TODO
- Moved included class
PriorityListto a utility package. - Put Guzzle behind a facade similar to the
FileAccessInterface?
All versions of feeding with dependencies
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^6.2
masterminds/html5 Version ^2.2
psr/log Version ^1.0