This bridge allows you to follow iOS/iPad application updates
directly over RSS. This allows you to get notified of an application
update even if you don't have a iDevice. This may be useful in cases
where you want to be notified of a competitor's application for eg.
I built this after I got tired of waiting for WhatsApp to push their
security release on iOS. It shows up on the AppStore 7 days later
Most of the code in RSS-Bridge uses the long array syntax.
This commit adds a check to enforce using this syntax over
the short array syntax.
All failures have been fixed.
This bridge currently takes a very long time to process
all news items on the page, when in many cases only one
or two had been added since the last check.
This commit adds a new parameter 'limit', which defines
the maximum number of items to add to the feed. This is
an optional paramter that defaults to 3.
This bridge currently takes a very long time to process
all news items on the page, when in many cases only one
or two had been added since the last check.
This commit adds a new parameter 'limit', which defines
the maximum number of items to add to the feed. This is
an optional paramter that defaults to 3.
* Clarify Facebook bridges status
Distinguish between both Facebook bridges by their title.
This preserves all existing URLs.
* Update all URLs to secure HTTPS versions.
* Configure author name abbreviation
* Improve feed names
Use the correct feed name on each bridge.
Make sure the feed names don't repeat the "Facebook" name.
* [BandcampBridge] Add band and artist feeds
This can return a limited number of the most recent releases by a band,
or a single release/album. Each release may be given a unique article ID
depending on its track list with the "Releases, new one when track track
changes" option, which should make them show up as new articles when
tracks are added or removed. Releases may also be split up to individual
articles for each track with the "Individual tracks" option.
This uses and undocumented API from the Bandcamp Android app. It's much
faster than loading and parsing the website HTML, and seems to fail less
often with more relaxed rate limits. It's still far from perfect in that
regard though.
The "Individual tracks" option generates requests for each individual
track so that can quickly run into rate limits.
The "Individual tracks" option also has a quirk where tracks released
under e.g. a music label will have their artist set to the label instead
of the actual artist of the track. This is a limitation of the API.
* [Rule34pahealBridge] Use HTTPS
* [KonachanBridge] Use HTTPS
* [Rule34Bridge] Use HTTPS
* [SafebooruBridge] Use HTTPS
* [TbibBridge] Use HTTPS
* [XbooruBridge] Use HTTPS
* [ScmbBridge] Use HTTPS
* [ReporterreBridge] Use HTTPS
* [BastaBridge] Use HTTPS
* [NiceMatinBridge] Use HTTPS
* [ScoopItBridge] Use HTTPS
* [TheCodingLoveBridge] Use HTTPS
* [Shimmie2Bridge] Use HTTPS
* [HDWallpapersBridge] Use HTTPS
* [GiphyBridge] Use HTTPS
* [PickyWallpapersBridge] Use HTTPS
* [ParuVenduImmoBridge] Use HTTPS
* [ElsevierBridge] Use HTTPS
* [CastorusBridge] Use HTTPS
* [CollegeDeFranceBridge] Use HTTPS
* [MangareaderBridge] Use HTTPS
