desarrolla2/rss-client
Deprecated RSS/Atom feed fetcher (will not be updated; migrate to FastFeed). Simple, fast RSS2.0/Atom1.0 client: add multiple feed URLs under a group name and fetch entries, with optional caching via desarrolla2/cache adapters.
RSSClient will not be updated, you should consider migrating to FastFeed https://github.com/FastFeed/FastFeed
RSSClient is a simple to use RSS library to fetch and use RSS feeds. RSSClient is very fast!
It is best installed it through packagist
by including desarrolla2/rss-client in your project composer.json require:
"require": {
// ...
"desarrolla2/rss-client": "dev-master"
}
You can also download it from [Github] (https://github.com/desarrolla2/RSSClient), but no autoloader is provided so you'll need to register it with your own PSR-0 compatible autoloader.
This example does not use any cache, so it probably will be too slow to be used on a website, you should implement your system cache, or use the cache system described below
<?php
use Desarrolla2\RSSClient\RSSClient;
$client = new RSSClient();
$client->addFeeds(
array(
'http://news.ycombinator.com/rss',
'http://feeds.feedburner.com/TechCrunch/',
),
'news'
);
$feeds = $client->fetch('news');
This example uses the cache implemented by desarrolla2/cache you must
select the adapter depending on your needs, you can find all the info in the
[Github repository] (https://github.com/desarrolla2/Cache).
<?php
// It is important that you select and configure your cache adapter
$client = new RSSClient();
$client->setCache(new Cache(new File('/tmp')));
You can see how to configure desarrolla2/cache in its [README] (https://github.com/desarrolla2/Cache)
The rest of the procedure is exactly the same as if you were using the client without cache.
<?php
$client->addFeeds(
array(
'http://news.ycombinator.com/rss',
'http://feeds.feedburner.com/TechCrunch/',
),
'news'
);
$feeds = $client->fetch('news');
You can use the second parameter of fetch to limit the number of elements
<?php
$feeds = $client->fetch('news', 20);
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