Provides an API for editing files in Wordpress eXtended Format (WxF) which is based on RSS 2.0. It can of course also create and edit regular RSS 2.0 feeds.
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Provides an API for editing files in Wordpress eXtended Format (WxF) which is based on RSS 2.0. It can of course also create and edit regular RSS 2.0 feeds.
using Wxf;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
public class Program
{
WxfFeed feed = WxfReader.Parse("backup.xml");
//Gets the RSS channel
WxfChannel channel = feed.Channels[0];
//Writes the title of the posts
foreach(var i in channel.Items)
{
Console.WriteLine(i.Title);
}
}
}
You can use LINQ to easily query your data.
var result = from i in channel.Items
where i.Comments.Count > 0
select i;
Parse RSS 2.0 feeds
RssFeed feed = RssReader.Parse("feed.rss");
foreach(var i in feed.Channel[0].Items)
{
Console.WriteLine(i.Title);
Console.WriteLine(i.Description);
}
A WpRssFeed with cast to its base class, RssFeed.
var rss = feed.AsRssFeed();
Generating an RSS feed:
RssFeed feed = new RssFeed()
{
Version = "2.0"
};
var channel = new RssChannel()
{
Title = "Rss Test Feed",
Generator = "WxFLib",
WebMaster = "Robertuzzu",
Description = "Created by Robert Sundström",
Link = new Uri("http://robertsundstrom.wordpress.com"),
Language = "en",
PublishingDate = DateTime.Now,
LastBuildDate = DateTime.Now,
ManagingEditor = "C#"
};
feed.Channels.Add(channel);
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
var item = new RssItem()
{
Title = string.Format("Item {0}", i),
Description = "",
Link = new Uri("http://web/hello/"),
PublishingDate = DateTime.Now
};
channel.Items.Add(item);
}
feed.SaveXml("rss.xml");
Last edited Jun 25 2009 at 8:50 PM by Robertuzzu, version 12