Feed Plugin
- - Syntax
  - Supported Feeds
- Examples
- Demo
- Bugs
- Further Resources
- Discussion

Feed Plugin

feed plugin by Gina Häußge, Michael Klier
The Feed Plugin is a helper plugin that generates RSS and Atom feeds for other plugins. (previous authors: Esther Brunner)

Last updated on 2008-04-19. Provides Syntax.
Compatible with DokuWiki >2007-11-06.

Requires blog, editor, tag, tasks.

Tagged with atom, feed, rss, syndicate.

Download	plugin-feed.tgz

Syntax

{{[component]feed>[namespace]?[option]}}

[component]	plugin component for which the feed is destined	required
[namespace]	the namespace for which you want a discussion thread list; `:` is the top namespace, `.` is the same namespace as the page lies in, `*` the whole wiki	required
[option]	depends on plugin / component, see supported feeds	mostly optional

Supported Feeds

Plugin	Component	Option
Blog	`blog`	number of blog entries to include in feed as of DokuWiki 2008-04-11 DokuWiki has it's own full HTML feed and we recommend to use it instead of this plugin to generate the blog feed. This component will be removed from the plugin a in couple of month from now — Michael Klier 2008/04/20 21:20	optional; default is `$conf['recent']`
Discussion	`comments`	number of comments to include in feed	optional; default is `$conf['recent']`
Discussion	`threads`	number of discussion thread pages to include in feed	optional; default is `$conf['recent']`
Editor	`editor`	user ID, user group or IP address as in Editor Plugin	required
Tag	`topic`	tag as in topic component of Tag Plugin	required
Task	`tasks`	view filter as in tasks component of Task Plugin	optional; default is `open`

Examples

{{blogfeed>blog|Blog Entries}}
{{commentsfeed>mynamespace|Individual Comments}}
{{topicfeed>*?cloud|Tagged «Cloud»}}

Demo

Try this plugin on the playground at Wikidesign. FIXME : demo link is broken

Bugs

Please report bugs at the Bug tracker.

Further Resources

Discussion

Please don't remove the blogging feed just yet. It works better for blog articles that are nested in many namespaces — Drye Kindrew 2008/11/13 08:00