Using Feedbin API, fetch and convert your Feedbin subscriptions to an OPML file, which can be published on your website.
This library is meant to periodically publish a list of your personal subscriptions - there is no built in cache mechanism, but please implement that on your end. There's no reason to missuse the API server ressources.
Construct an object of Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Curl with your Feedbin credentials, pass it to
Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Feedbin, and run fetchAndConvertToOpml to get an instance of
Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Opml\Document which you can manipulate, save to disk as OPML or echo
directly.
The following examples are also found in the examples directory:
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\CurlFake;
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Feedbin;
/**
* Your user and password for Feedbin.
*/
$user = '[email protected]';
$password = 'your-feedbin-password';
/**
* CurlFake is a stub Used for testing, so we don't call the live API all of the time. It uses json
* files found in `/json-examples/`.
*
* Use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Curl to call the API.
*/
$curl = new CurlFake($user, $password);
$feedbin = new Feedbin($curl);
/**
* This shortcut method fetches subscriptions, taggings, and convert those to an OPML document
* containing subscriptions and categories. See example-full.php for more controll.
*/
$document = $feedbin->fetchAndConvertToOpml('RSS subscriptions for John Doe', '[email protected]');
echo $document;use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\CurlFake;
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Feedbin;
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Opml\Document;
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Opml\Element;
use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Opml\Outlines;
/**
* Your user and password for Feedbin.
*/
$user = '[email protected]';
$password = 'your-feedbin-password';
/**
* CurlFake is a stub Used for testing, so we don't call the live API all of the time. It uses json
* files found in `/json-examples/`.
*
* Use Brego\FeedbinOpmlExport\Curl to call the API.
*/
$curl = new CurlFake($user, $password);
$feedbin = new Feedbin($curl);
/**
* The Feedbin class provides interfaces to fetch Subscriptions and Taggings, and make categories
* out of those. This is usefull if you need to manipulate those in any way before converting to
* OPML.
*/
$subscriptions = $feedbin->fetchSubscriptions();
$taggings = $feedbin->fetchTaggings();
$categories = $feedbin->makeCategories($subscriptions, $taggings);
$document = (new Document())
->head(
function(Element $head) {
$head
->addAttribute('title', 'RSS subscriptions for John Doe')
->addAttribute('ownerEmail', '[email protected]')
->addAttribute('dateUpdated', (new DateTime())->format(DateTime::RFC822));
}
)
->body(
function(Element $body) use ($subscriptions, $categories) {
$body
->addChildren(Outlines::from($subscriptions))
->addChildren(Outlines::from($categories));
}
);
/**
* `flatten()` shown here can be useful if you want to save the OPML document to a file.
*/
echo $document->flatten();