name | mode | size |
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archive-root | 040000 | |
.gitignore | 100644 | 0 kb |
Makefile | 100644 | 0 kb |
README.md | 100644 | 1 kb |
alimenta-feed-archive.asd | 100644 | 1 kb |
deploy.lisp | 100644 | 2 kb |
encoders.lisp | 100644 | 8 kb |
feed-archive.lisp | 100644 | 6 kb |
feed-index-utils.lisp | 100644 | 2 kb |
main.lisp | 100644 | 5 kb |
package.lisp | 100644 | 1 kb |
stream-provider.lisp | 100644 | 2 kb |
tools.lisp | 100644 | 3 kb |
yason-encoders.lisp | 100644 | 3 kb |
Dump a collection of feeds to a directory.
To use, clone alimenta ( https://github.com/fiddlerwoaroof/alimenta ), my fork of chronicity (
https://github.com/fiddlerwoaroof/chronicity ) and my utility library (
https://github.com/fiddlerwoaroof/fwoar.lisputils ) to your local-projects directory and then use quicklisp to
load alimenta-feed-archive. Then, execute something like:
```
(alimenta.feed-archive::init-feeds '("http://example.com/feed") "/home/me/my_feeds")
```
Next create the directory specified in the last argument and copy the contents of the archive-root directory
to it. Then run (in lisp) `(alimenta.feed-archive::archive-feeds)` and it should populate that directory with
your feeds. Then, if that directory is accessible via a web server, you should be able to navigate to it and
browse through your feeds.