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Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 3 years ago . What is the best JavaScript library to parse XML/RSS/Atom feeds? Is there something like Python Feed parser but then for JavaScript ? thanks, Pero JKL parseXML is an awesome toolkit for that. http://www.kawa.net/works/js/jkl/parsexml-e.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1031231/javascript-xml-parsing

I have a Google Alert, which I set to be delivered as an RSS feed as-it-happens But is polling that RSS feed the only way to get RSS feed or is there a way to get notified from Google alert as the feed is published from Google? (say through a webservice, etc) derekvanvliet Google Alerts feeds support PubSubHubbub which essentially pushes notifications of updated content to you if you register on the feed's hub. They're using the hub at pubsubhubbub.appspot.com More info on PuSH here: http://code.google.com/p/pubsubhubbub/ Sounds like you want a PubSubHubBub for your alerts 来源： https:/

Using feedparser or some other Python library to download and parse RSS feeds; how can I reliably detect new items and modified items? So far I have seen new items in feeds with publication dates earlier than the latest item. Also I have seen feed readers displaying the same item published with slightly different content as seperate items. I am not implementing a feed reader application, I just want a sane strategy for archiving feed data. It depends on how much you trust the feed source. feedparser provides an .id attribute for feed items -- this attribute should be unique for both RSS and

I share a lot of feeds on my google reader, i want some code using asp.net to read all these feeds and put in a page, may be with paging because feeds are too much. Any one know how to do so?, or if there is a tool for that You can use the RSSToolkit to read the shared feeds You can find a Atom feed for you feeds here: http://www.google.com/reader/atom/ You can find a more specific url, if you login into Google Reader and click the RSS button, in the top of your browser. Then you just need something to read your feeds. Here's a third party library for that purpose. http://atomnet.sourceforge

I've got a system that fetches a few hundred RSS feeds. Currently they're on a 10 minute refresh cycle, but I'd preferably like to make that faster. What is a strategy to fetch the RSS sources at near-realtime/push intervals? Some solutions I've come across: do a fetch at 1 minute; if no changes, fetch again at 2, then 4, then 8, etc. find the average time-between-updates interval/variance of the RSS feed, and put them in a bucket (this one updates every 3 mins, so do a check every 1 minute; this one updates every week, so do a check every day, etc.) I've used something like you first option.

I wanted to import this as an RSS feed on my website http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/yoga/ but it is not an RSS feed. Huffington post does have RSS feeds but they are so broad. I want one just about yoga. I see there are sites that do it but you have to pay for it. I just want to get the title, small description, and link back url like most rss feeds. I tried a few services and the best results (=ease of use and good looking rss feed) I got with Kimono . They support JSON, CSV and RSS results or you can embed the feed on your site and they even have a Wordpress plugin . Here is the API feed

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