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It might be useful to be configure a feed with a CSS selector to specify what element to extract text from with readability. For example the Washington Post currently use
- name: Washington Post - Politics
url: http://feeds.washingtonpost.com/rss/politics
css_selector: article[itemprop="articleBody"]
twitter:
access_token: foo
access_token_secret: bar
I guess the downside to this is that sites change, so unless you are watching it you may not notice when their markup changes, and your diffengine instance would quietly stop working.
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It might be useful to be configure a feed with a CSS selector to specify what element to extract text from with readability. For example the Washington Post currently use
To enclose the text of the article using https://schema.org/NewsArticle microdata. Perhaps the config could look like:
I guess the downside to this is that sites change, so unless you are watching it you may not notice when their markup changes, and your diffengine instance would quietly stop working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: