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# RSS Capturer
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Simple capturer for RSS. The hard part would be converting the HTML result into
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Markdown (although I've done this before, using
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[Markup5Ever](https://docs.rs/markup5ever/0.11.0/markup5ever/).
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## Configuration
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The only required configuration is the feed URL, besides the IP and PORT of the
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Store.
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## Internals
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Needs to store, locally:
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- `url`: to avoid mixing information of two different RSS readers;
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- `id`: ID of the post read.
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We need the ID to avoid sending duplicate content back to the Store.
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The title for the ID would be the title coming from the RSS, and the content is
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the same content as the feed. As meta, we could store the original URL for the
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article.
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