Reputation: 4169
I can't seem to get the syntax correct for adding categories to blog posts.
index.atom.builder
atom_feed language: 'en-US', schema_date: 2013 do |feed|
feed.title @title
feed.updated @updated
@posts.each do |post|
next if post.updated_at.blank?
feed.entry post, published: post.published_at do |entry|
entry.title post.title
entry.summary post.summary.blank? ? truncate("#{strip_tags(post.content)}", length: 140, separator: ' ') : strip_tags(post.summary)
entry.content post.content, type: 'html'
entry.author do |author|
author.name post.user ? post.user.name : post.author
end
post.categories.map {|c| c.name}.each do |t|
entry.category term: t, label: t, scheme: 'http://mywebsite.com'
end
end # end feed.entry
end # end @posts.each
end
Answered all my own questions. For anyone hitting this, this will give you a validated atom feed! Passing the published:
value in the |entry|
block is only necessary if you don't want to use the default created_at
and updated_at
values. Check your feed at http://validator.w3.org/feed/ to check yours!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 338
Reputation: 4169
This is what I ended up using. This actually gets 2 different models into the feed.
views/entries/feed.atom.builder
atom_feed language: 'en-US', schema_date: 2013 do |feed|
feed.title @title
feed.updated @updated
@entries.each do |e|
next if e.updated_at.blank?
feed.entry e do |entry|
entry.title e.name
entry.summary e.summary.blank? ? truncate("#{strip_tags(e.content)}", length: 140, separator: ' ') : strip_tags(e.summary), type: 'html'
entry.content e.content, type: 'html'
entry.author do |author|
author.name e.user.name
end
e.categories.map {|c| c.name}.each do |t|
entry.category term: t, label: t, scheme: root_url
end
entry.category term: 'blog', label: 'blog', scheme: root_url
end # end feed.entry
end # end @entries.each
@designs.each do |d|
next if d.updated_at.blank?
feed.entry d do |entry|
entry.title d.name
entry.summary truncate("#{strip_tags(d.content)}", length: 140, separator: ' '), type: 'html'
entry.content d.content, type: 'html'
entry.author do |author|
author.name User.first.name
end
d.categories.map {|c| c.name}.each do |t|
entry.category term: t, label: t, scheme: root_url
end
entry.category term: 'design', label: 'design', scheme: root_url
end # end feed.entry
end # end @designs.each
end
Upvotes: 1