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eleventy-rss-helper

v1.2.1

Published

Create RSS 2.0 feeds for an Eleventy site

Downloads

13

Readme

eleventy-rss-helper

Create RSS 2.0 feeds for an Eleventy site.

This is a wrapper around the rss module.

Install

npm install eleventy-rss-helper

Usage

1. Create feed file

Create a feed file (e.g. feed.11ty.js) in a directory that Eleventy will process.

Paste this boilerplate into the file:

const createRssFeed = require('eleventy-rss-helper');

module.exports = createRssFeed({
  permalink: '/feed.xml',
  feedOptions(data) {
    return {

    };
  },
  items(collections, data) {

  },
  itemOptions(item, data) {
    return {

    };
  }
});

2. Fill in the empty functions

feedOptions(data)

Receives

  • Eleventy data object

Returns object to be used as feedOptions with the rss module.

items(collections, data)

Receives

Returns array of items to include in the feed.

itemOptions(item, data)

Invoked once for each element in array returned by items().

Receives

  • An item from the array returned by your items() function
  • Eleventy data object

Returns object to be used as itemOptions with the rss module.

Example

const createRssFeed = require('eleventy-rss-helper');

const permalink = '/feed.xml';
const baseUrl = 'https://mysite.com';

module.exports = createRssFeed({
  permalink,
  feedOptions(data) {
    return {
      title: 'mysite.com',
      description: 'Latest posts from mysite.com',
      feed_url: `${baseUrl}${permalink}`,
      site_url: baseUrl
    };
  },
  items(collections, data) {
    // last 20 posts, newest first
    return collections.post
      .slice(-20)
      .reverse();
  },
  itemOptions(item, data) {
    return {
      title: item.data.title,
      description: '...',
      url: `${baseUrl}${item.url}`,
      date: item.date
    };
  }
});

License

MIT