Plenty of sites out there set up their Cloudflare to have default security on their RSS feed and this can block server-side RSS readers. Dealing with Cloudflareĭepending on where you run your server, you may run into problems with Cloudflare's web captcha. The app will then report this via the user agent to the feed source for analytics purposes. If your project can allow personal subscriptions for individual users, you can let the app know on per feed basis how many subscribers it has by settings num_subs on a Source object. The app assumes that each feed only has one subscriber that is the project itself. That will need doing in your project according to your needs. The app does not (currently) track the read/unread state of posts within a feed. Your tasks.py should look something like this: from celery import shared_task from feeds.utils import update_feeds def get_those_feeds (): # the number is the max number of feeds to poll in one go update_feeds ( 30 ) Tracking subscribers and read/unread state of feeds Polling with celeryĬreate a new celery task and schedule in your app (see the celery documentation for details). Set up a job that calls python manage.py refreshfeeds on your desired schedule.īe careful to ensure you're running out of the correct directory and with the correct python environment. The ideal frequency to run it is every 5 - 10 minutes. When the poller runs, it checks all feeds that are currently due. You will need to decided how and when to run the poller.
When a feed changes, its polling frequency increases. The slowest it will poll is every 24 hours.įeeds that don't get updated are polled progressively more slowly until the 24 hour limit is reached. The fastest it will poll a feed is every hour. To conserve resources with large feed lists, the app will adjust how often it polls feeds based on how often they are updated. In the mean time, why not read models.py, it's all obvious stuff.
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The app does not download enclosures, if you want to do that you will need to it in your project using the url provided.Ī full description of the models and their fields is coming soon (probably). Posts may have Enclosures which is what podcasts use to send their audio. Sources have Posts which contain the content. Setup a mechanism to periodically refresh the feeds (see below)Ī feed is represented by a Source object which has (among other things) a feed_url.Set FEEDS_SERVER to preferred web address of your service so that feed hosts can locate you if required e.g.Set FEEDS_USER_AGENT to the name and (optionally version) of your service e.g.Setup some values in settings.py so that your feed reader politely announces itself to servers:.Automatic feed scheduling based on frequency of updatesĭjango-feed-reader is written in Python 3 and supports Django 2.2+.
This is a simple Django module to allow you subscribe to RSS (and other) feeds.
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