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PHP Universal Feed Generator
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break out feed types; add printFeed(); namespace everything A minimal set of changes to support PSR-0-style autoloading: - rename base class to \FeedWriter\Feed and FeedItem to \FeedWriter\Item - break types out into \FeedWriter\ATOM, \FeedWriter\RSS1, and \FeedWriter\RSS2 - use class constants for versions - make generateFeed() return a string rather than doing any IO itself - add printFeed() to do output, if needed My rationale for the last 2 items on that list is that our web framework expects me to pass around strings, not do direct IO. I imagine needing to grab the output and stash it in a variable or what-have-you is a common use case, and it felt silly to have to wrap this in an output buffer to accomplish that.
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break out feed types; add printFeed(); namespace everything A minimal set of changes to support PSR-0-style autoloading: - rename base class to \FeedWriter\Feed and FeedItem to \FeedWriter\Item - break types out into \FeedWriter\ATOM, \FeedWriter\RSS1, and \FeedWriter\RSS2 - use class constants for versions - make generateFeed() return a string rather than doing any IO itself - add printFeed() to do output, if needed My rationale for the last 2 items on that list is that our web framework expects me to pass around strings, not do direct IO. I imagine needing to grab the output and stash it in a variable or what-have-you is a common use case, and it felt silly to have to wrap this in an output buffer to accomplish that.
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  1. This package can be used to generate feeds in either RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0 or ATOM
  2. formats.
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  4. There are three main classes that abstract the feed information and another to
  5. encapsulate the feed items information.
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  7. Applications can create feed writer object, several feed item objects, set
  8. several types of properties of either feeds and feed items, and add items to
  9. the feed.
  10. 

  11. Once a feed is fully composed with its items, the feed writer class can generate
  12. the necessary XML structure to describe the feed in the RSS or ATOM formats.
  13. The feed is generated as part of the current feed output.
  14. 

  15. 

  16. Requirements
  17. ============
  18. 

  19. PHP >= 5.3
  20. 

  21. If you don't have 5.3 available on your system, there's a version supporting
  22. PHP >= 5.0 in the "legacy-php-5.0" branch.
  23. 

  24. 

  25. Documentation
  26. =============
  27. 

  28. The documentation can be found in the "gh-pages" branch or on GitHub Pages:
  29. http://mibe.github.io/FeedWriter/
  30. 

  31. 

  32. Authors
  33. =======
  34. (in chronological order)
  35. 

  36. Anis uddin Ahmad
  37. Michael Bemmerl
  38. Phil Freo
  39. Paul Ferrett
  40. Brennen Bearnes
  41. Michael Robinson
  42. Baptiste Fontaine
  43. Kristián Valentín
  44. Brandtley McMinn
  45. Julian Bogdani