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Informations about the package syndication
Syndication for Flarum
Brings RSS and Atom feeds to Flarum.
Based on amaurycarrade/flarum-ext-syndication, seemingly now abandoned. This fork, and the changes required to bring this extension back to life were sponsored by 010101
Compatible with Flarum v1.0 and above
Installation
Usage
This extension adds the following feeds to Flarum:
/atom: feed with the last discussions with activity (the/page as an Atom feed);/atom/discussions: feed with the newly created discussions in the forum;/atom/t/tag: feed with the last discussions in the given tag (the/t/tagpage as an Atom feed);/atom/t/tag/discussions: feed with the newly created discussions in the given tag;/atom/d/21-discussion-slug: feed with the recent posts in the given discussion.
You can replace atom by rss in the URLs above to get RSS feeds instead. The tags-related feeds are only available if flarum/tags is installed and enabled.
You can also add ?sort=latest|top|newest|oldest to the discussions lists feeds to sort the feed, and ?q=<search> to filter it. Or both using ?sort=<sorting>&q=<search>.
Feeds are linked in the pages for autodiscovery. This said, they are not dynamically updated as the page change (except when fully reloaded), earlier because of this Firefox bug, and now because even Firefox no longer display RSS feeds in the browser.
