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feat(blog): add feed XSLT options to render beautiful RSS and Atom feeds #9252
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Thanks
That looks like a good start but is not enough to be merged for a few reasons.
In case it wasn't clear: the goal is not to add XSLT just for our own website, but to build it as a feature for any Docusaurus site to have by default.
It needs to be modular and it needs to work well out of the box on any Docusaurus site, without conflicting with existing user static assets. My suggestion would be to output the xslt/css next to the feeds, under /blog/
for example, so that it is namespaced and we can use 2 blogs with different CSS/XSLT files.
The Atom feed is broken, see:
- Before https://docusaurus.io/blog/atom.xml
- After: https://deploy-preview-9252--docusaurus-2.netlify.app/blog/atom.xml
Also I don't think it looks super great as is. My suggestion would be to steal/adapt XSLT/CSS from what https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling/ is using. We'll improve from there.
OK I will do the requested changes |
packages/docusaurus-plugin-content-blog/src/plugin-content-blog.d.ts
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During the refactor of my review I've thought about the customization. Original files are in the plugin content blog (I don't think its the right place though it works)
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Motivation
Adding XSLT / CSS support for the blog feeds permits to style them instead of printing XML markup:
This PR adds a new
feedOptions.xslt
attribute that permits to:true
} default XSLT/CSS styling using our built-in.xsl
/.css
files
.xsl
/.css
files for custom stylingTest Plan
CI / unit test / argos / dogfood
Test links
Before:
After (Default xslt):
After (Custom xslt)
Related issues/PRs
Fix #9197
Related links
Feature inspired by these resources:
Examples of other styled RSS feeds: