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Update README with documentation on new feature modules.
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Installation
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- Install Feeds, Feeds Admin UI and Feeds defaults.
- Install Feeds, Feeds Admin UI.
- To get started quick, install one or all of the following Feature modules:
Feeds News, Feeds Import, Feeds Fast News (more info below).
- Make sure cron is correctly configured http://drupal.org/cron
- Navigate to admin/build/feeds.
- Enable one or more importers, create your own by adding a new one, modify an
existing one by clicking on 'override' or copy and modify an existing one by
clicking on 'clone'.
- Go to import/ to import data.
- To use SimplePie parser, download SimplePie and place simplepie.inc into
feeds/libraries. Recommended version: 1.2.
http://simplepie.org/
Feature modules
===============
Feeds ships with three feature modules that can be enabled on
admin/build/modules or - if you are using Features - on admin/build/features.
http://drupal.org/project/features
The purpose of these modules is to provide a quick start for using Feeds. You
can either use them out of the box as they come or you can take them as samples
to learn how to build import or aggregation functionality with Feeds.
The feature modules merely contain sets of configurations using Feeds and in
some cases the modules Node, Views or Data. If the default configurations do not
fit your use case you can change them on the respective configuration pages for
Feeds, Node, Views or Data.
Here is a description of the provided feature modules:
- Feeds News -
This feature is a news aggregator. It provides a content type "Feed" that can
be used to subscribe to RSS or Atom feeds. Every item on such a feed is
aggregated as a node of the type "Feed item", also provided by the module.
What's neat about Feeds News is that it comes with a configured View that shows
a list of news items with every feed on the feed node's "View items" tab. It
also comes with an OPML importer filter that can be accessed under /import.
- Feeds Fast News -
This feature is very similar to Feeds News. The big difference is that instead
of aggregating a node for every item on a feed, it creates a database record
in a single table, thus significantly improving performance. This approach
especially starts to save resources when many items are being aggregated and
expired (= deleted) on a site.
- Feeds Import -
This feature is an example illustrating Feeds' import capabilities. It contains
a node importer and a user importer that can be accessed under /import. Both
accept CSV or TSV files as imports.
PubSubHubbub support
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