!/usr/bin/env ruby

=begin oohpml.rb does the bare minimum to make an OPML file out of URLs found in http://ooh.directory's new sites RSS feed.

1. Install the feedbag gem: gem install feedbag (you might need to use sudo gem install feedbag if you're using your system ruby

2. Download it.

3. cd to the directory you downloaded it to.

4. run it with ruby ohhpml.rb.

5. Import the resulting OPML file into your RSS reader, which hopefully will put it in the 'ooh' directory for you instead of messing up your carefully curated feeds.

=end

require 'rss' require 'open-uri' require 'feedbag' require 'rexml/Document' include REXML

Where do we want to put the output?

path="ooh-directory.opml"

Where do we find ooh.directory's new feeds?

url = 'https://ooh.directory/feeds/recently-added.xml'

Taking the easy way out of constructing the initial OPML

feed_setup = <<EOF

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

Mike Hall mike@puddingtime.org EOF

doc = Document.new feed_setup

Read the RSS file from ooh.directory

URI.open(url) do |rss| feed = RSS::Parser.parse(rss)

feed.items.each do |item| folder = doc.root.get_elements('//outline').first feeds = Feedbag.find item.link feed_link = feeds[0] feed = folder.push(Element.new('outline')) feed.add_attribute('title', item.title) feed.add_attributes({ 'text' => item.title, 'title' => item.title, 'htmlURL' => item.link, 'xmlUrl' => feed_link, 'category' => 'oohDirectory' }) end end

Write it all out to the path you set at the top of the script

File.open(path,"w") do |data| doc.write(data) end