This commit fixes a few things related to static::URI
1) Remove trailing slash from the URI to simplify using 'defaultLinkTo'
2) Use static::URI instead of self::URI for consistency
3) Remove custom implementation of 'defaultLinkTo'
Images are collected for each post and added to enclosures. Images or
animtions from lh3.googleusercontent.com are specifically handled in
order to return the animated version of the gif and the original sized
image (this is normally taken care of by JS in the browser).
Adds a new bridge for https://gist.github.com
The bridge generates feeds for comments on a particular gist based on
the gist ID or full URI. For better readability the general behavior
of code sections is manually restored with the original CSS styles
from GitHub.
New bridge for Skimfeed: https://skimfeed.com
Generates feeds for all features of Skimfeed:
- News (the ones displayed on the front page)
- Hot topics ("What's Hot" section on the front page)
- Tech news (preconfigured feeds in the menu bar)
- Custom feeds (using the configuration system of Skimfeed), see
https://skimfeed.com/custom.php
The number of items returned by the bridge can be limited for all
categories ('&limit=...'). This parameter is optional, all categories
are unlimited by default!
Authors are added with HTML anchors in order to allow quick navigation
to source channels.
The bridge ships with developer tools to auto-generate lists in the
future (especially useful for 'Tech news'!)
References #748
Following changes in the JSON data and selecting images for the
content (320x240 or bigger) and enclosure (largest version). All of
the data is now extracted from the JSON data instead of parsing the
DOM.
References #754
[html] Generate index and bridge cards using separate clases
Move HTML generating code from 'index.php' to 'Index.php', separating components into static functions.
Move HTML generation code for bridge cards from 'html.php' to 'BridgeCard.php', separating components into static functions.
Removing this bridge for two reasons:
1) The service moved from www.cpasbien.cm to www.torrents9.blue,
changing the layout in the process (incompatible).
2) The new site is permanently protected by Cloudflare IUAM, making
it inaccessible by RSS-Bridge.
While it would certainly be possible to rewrite the bridge to work
with the new layout, the site is still inaccessible.
References #605
Adds detection for servers responding with Cloudflare challenges,
throwing a server error if detected:
"The server responded with a Cloudflare challenge, which is not
supported by RSS-Bridge! If this error persists longer than a week,
please consider opening an issue on GitHub!"
This is supposed to support maintainers to identify broken bridges
for sites with Cloudflare enabled permanently. It doesn't circumvent
the protection in any form or shape!
The Cloudflare challenge is detected by analyzing the last response
header received from the server. If the HTTP Code is not 200 (OK)
and the server name contains 'cloudflare' ('Server: cloudflare'),
RSS-Bridge assumes the server responded with a challenge.
The header parsing is based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/18682872
This commit adds a new bridge for http://www.instructables.com. This bridge
currently supports fetching content by category (all categories available 200+),
using available filters (featured, recent, popular, views, contest winners).
Adds duration limits (minimum duration, maximum duration) for all
modes (user/id/playlist/search). Duration limits are optional, so
existing subscriptions don't break.
The limits are specified by two separate parameters, each of which
is optional:
- `&duration_min=` (minimum duration in minutes, default: -1)
- `&duration_max=` (maximum duration in minutes, default: INF)
If duration limits are specified in either user, id or playlist mode,
the bridge defaults to fetching data from HTML intead of XML feeds,
which requires more bandwidth and takes longer, because each video is
loaded individually!
References #670
Adds matching for URIs to the search bar, using the format
<scheme>://<host>/<path>
Searching by URI scheme is also supported:
"http://" (returns all bridges with 'http' scheme)
"https://" (returns all bridges with 'https' scheme)
The following examples are equivalent and will return both of the
Facebook bridges (FacebookBridge and FB2Bridge):
"https://www.facebook.com/facebook"
"https://www.facebook.com/facebook?..."
"https://www.facebook.com"
"http://www.facebook.com"
"https://facebook.com"
"http://facebook.com"
"facebook.com"
"facebook"
Notice: When the URI scheme is omitted, the search algorithm falls back
to regex matching. Searching for "www.facebook.com" doesn't work, as it
is missing the schema and doesn't match via regex!
Omitting the 'www.', however, does work. This was a design decision for
some bridges specify their URI with and others without 'www.'
A search term can still be specified in the browser URL using parameter
'q' => '?q=searchterm'.
References #743
The previous context is now labeled 'User', while the new context is
labeled 'Group'. The existing code was not changed, instead new group*
functions were implemented to handle groups.
The general principle of capturing groups is the same as done for users
with adjustments to account for different HTML structures.
Captcha responses are currently not supported for groups! There doesn't
seem to be a way to trigger them consistently, which makes it hard to
handle them properly.
Features of the group context:
- The feed title is based on the group name
- The group URI used for capturing is returned for the feed URI
- Author names and timestamps are reproduced from the source
- Post titles are reproduced from the source if they exist, otherwise
the title is build manually from the author name and the content
- Original contents are included with the feed
- All images are attached as enclosures as well
Closes #
Supports latest news and profiling a given ETF in Englisch, German
or Italian language. Cover images are attached as enclosures and not
as part of the content.
News:
Optionally loads the full article for each news item. Some articles
may include scripts to provide interactive graphs. These scripts are
removed as they would be rendered as pure text and a message is shown
instead: "[Content removed! Visit site to see full contents!]"
Profile:
Optionally includes the ETF strategy and description.
* Move configuration in its own class in order to reduce the verbosity of index.php
* Add authentication mechanism using HTTP auth
* Add a method to get the config parameters
* Remove the installation checks from the index page
* Log all failed authentication attempts
isoHunt has discontinued services due to legal reasons and is now
accessible via https://isohunts.to
While it is certainly possible to rewrite the bridge to fetch some
information from the new site, it wouldn't be able to provide as
much functionality as before. This is due to isoHunt having removed
all searching and filtering options, only providing static HTML pages
for general categories (anime, movies, etc...). Those pages, however,
are heavily broken.
Unless someone is interested in monitoring the general categories
the effort of upgrading the bridge to the new site is not worth taking
time for.
Users of isoHunt are asked to make use of their client application,
as they don't provide online services anymore (it's now in the darknet)
Here is the statement from isoHunt:
"Due to hard regulations and security issues for bittorrent users, we
have moved into a more secure and even faster district of the internet!
[...]
Torrent Downloads have a high risk of getting legal problems. That is
why we do not offer torrentfiles any more. [...]"
-- source: https://isohunts.to
Allows users to paste facebook links as user name. The link must contain
the correct host (www.facebook.com) and a valid path (/user-name/...).
The first part of the path is used for the user name. Errors are returned
in case something went wrong.
References #706
