X.Web.RSS is a .NET library designed for generating and managing RSS feeds. It provides an easy-to-use API for creating and manipulating RSS feed elements, making it simple to integrate RSS functionality into .NET applications.
RSS feeds which generated by this library successfully pass W3C validation. You can test your RSS feeds at http://validator.w3.org/feed.
This version contain some important breaking changes:
RssDocumentSerializer class.RssDocument and all other entities converted from class to record.To read foreign rss feed you need to get stream with rss data and call RssDocument.Load
var request = WebRequest.Create("http://example.org/rss/");
var response = request.GetResponse();
var stream = response.GetResponseStream();
Rss rss = RssDocument.Load(stream);
Assert.AreEqual("Example", rss.Channel.Title); RSS object creating example
Complete rss object will look like this:
return new RssDocument
{
Channel =
new RssChannel
{
AtomLink = new RssLink { Href = new RssUrl("http://atomlink.com"), Rel = Rel.self, Type = "text/plain" },
Category = "category",
Cloud =
new RssCloud
{
Domain = "domain",
Path = "path",
Port = 1234,
Protocol = Protocol.xmlrpc,
RegisterProcedure = "registerProcedure"
},
Copyright = "copyrignt (c)",
Description = "long description",
Image =
new RssImage
{
Description = "Image Description",
Height = 100,
Width = 100,
Link = new RssUrl("http://image.link.url.com"),
Title = "title",
Url = new RssUrl("http://image.url.com")
},
Language = new CultureInfo("en"),
LastBuildDate = new DateTime(2011, 7, 17, 15, 55, 41),
Link = new RssUrl("http://channel.url.com"),
ManagingEditor = new RssEmail("managingEditor@mail.com (manager)"),
PubDate = new DateTime(2011, 7, 17, 15, 55, 41),
Rating = "rating",
SkipDays = new List<Day> { Day.Thursday, Day.Wednesday },
SkipHours = new List<Hour> { new Hour(22), new Hour(15), new Hour(4) },
TextInput =
new RssTextInput
{
Description = "text input desctiption",
Link = new RssUrl("http://text.input.link.com"),
Name = "text input name",
Title = "text input title"
},
Title = "channel title",
TTL = 10,
WebMaster = new RssEmail("webmaster@mail.example.com (webmaster)"),
Items =
new List<RssItem>
{
new RssItem
{
Author = new RssEmail("item.author@mail.example.com (author)"),
Category =
new RssCategory
{
Domain = "category domain value",
Text = "category text value"
},
Comments = new RssUrl("http://rss.item.comment.url.com"),
Description = "item description",
Enclosure =
new RssEnclosure
{
Length = 1234,
Type = "text/plain",
Url = new RssUrl("http://rss.item.enclosure.type.url.com")
},
Link = new RssUrl("http://rss.item.link.url.com"),
PubDate = new DateTime(2011, 7, 17, 15, 55, 41),
Title = "item title",
Guid = new RssGuid { IsPermaLink = false, Value = "guid value" },
Source = new RssSource { Url = new RssUrl("http://rss.item.source.url.com") }
}
}
}
};
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