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Unix-style filesystem-based RSS/Atom/JSON Feed fetcher/reader. I really thought that would be much more complicated. More than 100 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 330 million projects. Looking at App Developer Guide - nextcloudappstore 2.0.0 documentation it looks surprisingly feasible to achieve Long story short: can we support you somehow with publishing it there? More than 100 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 330 million projects. Personally I’d love to give GitHub - mormegil-cz/news: 📰 RSS/Atom feed reader a try and jump over above reason #1, once the app is available in the official app store and can therefore be easily updated. GitHub - mormegil-cz/news: 📰 RSS/Atom feed reader is not available in the app store (yet).

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After the app files update: once the database has been updated ( occ upgrade), there’s no easy way back without restoring a database snapshot prior the app update - so updating needs to be “safe” in terms of: GitHub - mormegil-cz/news: 📰 RSS/Atom feed reader works fine on 32 bit systems without any (major) downsides

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I still love to have the option finally catching up to the latest release after still being stuck on news app 15 series (which works fine but has some more or less tolerable cosmetic and probably performance issues) with GitHub - mormegil-cz/news: 📰 RSS/Atom feed reader Īnyway, I still fear to update because of two reasons: as there’s no downgrade option back to latest 15.4.5 with 32 bit support (only by doing a database restore) once upgraded, I want to make 100 % sure it works and there are no side effects (which probably only get discovered after some time of did you have a look at Daphne’s post?.64bit-Requirement not compatible with my 32bit-Server.News update 16.0.0 with not fulfilled dependencies.

if it’s really just few changes I wonder why the maintainers kicked 32 bit support back then (they had several points like in.

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will it as full fork contain all updates from NC News.

will it be available in the NC app store too (= easy installation and updates).

(I will move those once the new topic exists): So then we can check few questions like e.

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But FastRSS is still 6.12x - 50.09x faster.Would you mind opening a dedicated topic for this? I think you as maintainer should start this topic (and only mods can split a topic I guess) Of all the other packages I tested, FeederEx was the fasted pure elixir/erlang package. I’m sure it can still be made much smarter. And I added some other packages to the benchmarks. Since then I’ve made it a bit smarter (I encode the Rust struct directly into an elixir map). That’s when I decided to release it as a hex package. But I was surprised to see it being between 16x-42x faster. The first version was pretty dumb, I would pass the parsed xml data from Rust as a stringified json and decode it on the elixir side using Jason, so I wasn’t expecting much in terms of performance. I wasn’t planning on releasing this as a hex package until I did some benchmarks. It turned out to be not be too much effort (thanks and The hardest problem I had was dealing with some annoying problems with deploying on alpine. The developer added support for parallelized feed fetching to the application, which improves the time it takes to update all feeds significantly. I thought trying to make a Rust NIF to parse RSS feeds would be a fun learning exercise. Open source RSS reader RSS Guard 4.3.0 introduces a massive boost to the feed readers performance. I remembered that Rustler was a thing, and I always thought it was interesting. Recently, I have also been enjoying working with Rust.

At first I tried elixir_feed_parser but I noticed it was a bit slow on some of the larger feeds. I needed to parse some podcast RSS feeds from iTunes. Reading from the following RSS versions is supported: 'rating', 'skip_days', 'skip_hours', 'syndication_ext', 'text_input', 'title', 'last_build_date', 'link', 'managing_editor', 'namespaces', 'pub_date', 'extensions', 'generator', 'image', 'items', 'itunes_ext', 'language', Add an RSS/Atom feed reader that polls feeds every hour and sends new entries into the event bus. ['categories', 'cloud', 'copyright', 'description', 'docs', 'dublin_core_ext', There is only one function it takes an RSS string and outputs an = FastRSS.parse('.rss_feed_string.') In benchmarks there are speed improvements anywhere between 6.12x - 50.09x over the next fastest package (feeder_ex) that was tested.Ĭompared to the slowest elixir options tested (feed_raptor, elixir_feed_parser), FastRSS was sometimes 259.91x faster and used 5,412,308.17x less memory (0.00156 MB vs 8423.70 MB).

Uses the RSS rust crate to do the actual RSS parsingĬurrently this is much faster than most of the pure elixir/erlang packages out there that I tested.

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