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@kjlint/changelog-rss

v0.0.3

Published

RSS parser, browser reader, and issue monitor for the GitHub Actions changelog feed

Readme

@kjlint/changelog-rss

RSS 2.0 parser, browser reader, and issue monitor for the GitHub Actions changelog feed.

Feed parser

Import the side-effect-free parser from the feed subpath:

import { FEED_URL, parseFeed } from '@kjlint/changelog-rss/feed';

const response = await fetch(FEED_URL);
const feed = parseFeed(await response.text());

parseFeed() returns the channel metadata and normalized entries, including GitHub's changelog type and label categories.

Browser reader

Importing the package root starts the browser reader:

import '@kjlint/changelog-rss';

The reader expects the DOM structure from playground/github-changelog/index.html. It loads the current feed, caches entries in IndexedDB, and wires up filtering, pagination, refresh, and article rendering.

The same entrypoint can be loaded from an ESM CDN:

<script type="module" src="https://esm.sh/@kjlint/changelog-rss"></script>
<script type="module" src="https://esm.run/@kjlint/changelog-rss"></script>

Pin a published version in production deployments.

GitHub Actions monitor

The action subpath exports the function used by the repository's composite action. It is designed to run inside actions/github-script:

const { default: run } = require('@kjlint/changelog-rss/action');
await run({ github, context, core });

Exports

| Import | Purpose | | ------------------------------------ | --------------------------------- | | @kjlint/changelog-rss | Start the browser reader | | @kjlint/changelog-rss/action | Run the changelog issue monitor | | @kjlint/changelog-rss/feed | Parse the GitHub Actions RSS feed | | @kjlint/changelog-rss/reader | Start the browser reader directly | | @kjlint/changelog-rss/package.json | Read package metadata |

Development

The source is TypeScript under src/, compiled to dist/ by tsc. The tests run against src/ directly on Node's type stripping.

run test:feed
run --dir packages/changelog-feed build

npm pack and npm publish build first through prepack.