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Informations about the package rssreader

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Introduction

A small SimplePie wrapper-class designed for usage with the Anax/MVC framework, generates HTML for an RSS-feed.

By Petrus Lidholm | [email protected]

Installation

Since rssreader is designed for Anax/MVC framework and is dependant on it, it is required that you get the framework before following the steps below. Anax/MVC is located at https://github.com/mosbth/Anax-MVC.git.

rssreader also uses SimplePie, include it in the composer.json located in the root :"require": { "simplepie/simplepie": "dev-master" }.

Download

You can either download this repo as a .zip-file or you can use composer to get the package through packagist by adding the following line in the composer.json located in the root:

"require": { "petlid/rssreader": "dev-master" }.

Setup

To use rssreader you'll have to set it up as a controller in Anax/MVC,

Important replace :url with the url (in quotation marks) of the RSS-feed you'd like to display.

To view the RSS-feed you can add a route to the viewAction in your front controller like this:

the name of the added route is irrelevant. To access the route simply go to your front controller, for example index.php, and add '/rss' to the url.

Notice :noOfItems is the number of rss-articles you want in your feed. It is optional (and defaults to 5).

Lastly, copy the contents of petlid\rssreader\view into Anax-MVC\app\view.

Optional

You can choose to get some basic styling of the RSS-feed by copying the catalog petlid\rssreader\css into Anax-MVC\webroot and adding the stylesheet in the front controller from which you call $app->theme->addStylesheet('css/rss.css');

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