Django feed aggregator combines multiple feeds into a single source for enhanced convenience. It simplifies the process of accessing and subscribing to relevant content.
If you're looking for a way to merge multiple RSS feeds into one, look no further than django-metafeed. This powerful Django plugin allows you to combine feeds from your blog and photo gallery (or any other feeds) into a single, organized feed that includes all relevant items.
But django-metafeed isn't just a simple feed aggregator. You can also customize various fields within the feed, such as the title, author, link, and categories, to make it more personalized and relevant to your audience's interests.
Installation is a breeze: simply install via easy_install, pip, or any other tool of you prefer, and add it to your INSTALLED_APPS. Then, to start using django-metafeed, you'll need to create a feed and add it to your urls.py file.
Creating a feed is straightforward and easy to accomplish with the included example code. For instance, you can create a feed with the title "My Posts and Photos" by implementing the following code:
```
from blog.feeds import LatestArticlesFeed
from gallery.feeds import LatestPhotosFeed
class AllPosts(MetaFeed):
feeds = (LatestArticlesFeed, LatestPhotosFeed)
title = 'My posts and photos'
link = '/'
```
Once you've created your feed, simply add it to your urls.py file to make it available to your audience. With just a few simple steps, you can use django-metafeed to create a personalized and effective feed that brings together all of your most relevant content for your readers to enjoy.
But django-metafeed isn't just a simple feed aggregator. You can also customize various fields within the feed, such as the title, author, link, and categories, to make it more personalized and relevant to your audience's interests.
Installation is a breeze: simply install via easy_install, pip, or any other tool of you prefer, and add it to your INSTALLED_APPS. Then, to start using django-metafeed, you'll need to create a feed and add it to your urls.py file.
Creating a feed is straightforward and easy to accomplish with the included example code. For instance, you can create a feed with the title "My Posts and Photos" by implementing the following code:
```
from blog.feeds import LatestArticlesFeed
from gallery.feeds import LatestPhotosFeed
class AllPosts(MetaFeed):
feeds = (LatestArticlesFeed, LatestPhotosFeed)
title = 'My posts and photos'
link = '/'
```
Once you've created your feed, simply add it to your urls.py file to make it available to your audience. With just a few simple steps, you can use django-metafeed to create a personalized and effective feed that brings together all of your most relevant content for your readers to enjoy.
What's New
Version 0.1.0: N/A