Feeds

Feeds are integrated with the compiler but are optional so they need to be enabled.

Add the std::feed plugin to your project dependencies and configure generation of feeds to a target folder.

[dependencies."std::feed"]
version = "~2"

Here is an example from the blog blueprint settings which stores it's articles in a posts folder, to generate feeds for the blog posts add this to your site settings:

[feed.posts]
title = "Feed Title"
description = "Short feed description"
favicon = "/favicon.ico"
target = "posts"
includes = ["/posts/**"]
excludes = ["/posts/[0-9]*/", "/posts/"]

[feed.posts.alternate]
includes = ["/", "/posts/**/*.html"]

Now when you compile your project the feeds will automatically be generated using the pages in the posts folder generating the feeds for each type of feed.

• JSON posts/feed.json
• RSS posts/rss.xml
• Atom posts/atom.xml

Alternate

The settings for alternate are used to indicate which output files should link to the generated feeds:

[feed.posts.alternate]
includes = ["/", "/posts/**/*.html"]

Files that match the glob patterns include <link rel="alternate"> elements for each feed to help readers find your feeds <3.