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scrapbook: collect posts of site that is wrote in config yaml using feed or scraping

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Versions [RSS] 0.3.2, 0.3.3, 0.5.0
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Dependencies base (>=4.7 && <5), drinkery, extensible (>=0.5), githash, rio (>=0.1.5), scrapbook, scrapbook-core (>=0.5), yaml [details]
License MIT
Copyright 2018 MATSUBARA Nobutada
Author MATSUBARA Nobutada
Maintainer MATSUBARA Nobutada
Category Web
Home page https://github.com/matsubara0507/scrapbook#readme
Bug tracker https://github.com/matsubara0507/scrapbook/issues
Source repo head: git clone https://github.com/matsubara0507/scrapbook
Uploaded by matsubara0507 at 2020-12-05T07:40:37Z
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scrapbook

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This is cli tool that collect posts of site that is wrote in config yaml using feed or scraping.

Usage

  1. clone this repository or add scrapbook package to extra-deps in stack.yaml
  2. run stack install

e.g.

$ stack exec -- scrapbook -o "example" example/sites.yaml

Docker

$ docker run --rm -v `pwd`/example:/work matsubara0507/scrapbook scrapbook sites.yaml

build docker image:

$ stack --docker build -j 1 Cabal # if out of memory in docker
$ stack --docker --local-bin-path=./bin install
$ docker build -t matsubara0507/scrapbook . --build-arg local_bin_path=./bin

Command

scrapbook [options] [input-file]
  -o DIR                --output=DIR                 Write output to DIR instead of stdout.
  -t FORMAT, -w FORMAT  --to=FORMAT, --write=FORMAT  Specify output format. default is `feed`.
                        --version                    Show version

GHCi

>> import Control.Lens ((^.))
>> import Data.Maybe
>> conf <- fromJust <$> readConfig "example/sites.yaml"
>> (Right posts) <- collect . fmap concat $ mapM (fetch . toSite) (conf ^. #sites)
>> collect $ writeFeed "example" (fromJust $ conf ^. #feed) posts
Right ()

Example

see matsuara0507/scrapbook-example

Documentation

How to write config yaml file.

# configuration for generating Atom feed (Optional)
feed:
  ## write as site title to Atom feed
  title: "Sample Site Posts"
  ## write as site url to Atom feed
  baseUrl: "https://example.com"
  ## file name (Optional)
  ### if nothing, use same name from input file
  name: atom.xml

# Haskeller's site configuration
sites:
    ## Title of site
  - title: "ひげメモ"
    ## Author of site
    author: matsubara0507
    ## URL of site
    url: https://matsubara0507.github.io
    ## Feed url of site
    ### there are several field to set feed url
    ### `feed` is basic field. This field auto branch to Atom or RSS 2.0.
    feed: https://matsubara0507.github.io/feed
  - title: "Kuro's Blog"
    author: "Hiroyuki Kurokawa"
    url: http://kurokawh.blogspot.com/
    ### `atom` is for Atom feed.  
    atom:
      ### feed url of Atom
      url: http://kurokawh.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
      ### set attr as constraint for link on each entry of Atom feed (Optional)
      ### if nothing, choice head. if set multiple attr, conjunction.
      linkAttrs:
        rel: alternate
  - title: "あどけない話"
    author: "kazu-yamamoto"
    url: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/kazu-yamamoto
    ### `rss` is for RSS 2.0 feed.
    ### set feed url.
    rss: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/kazu-yamamoto/rss2