I couldn't find an implementation of what is described in the gmisub spec, i.e. conversion to an atom feed, and I wanted it for use in newsboat. So I just implemented it myself. => gemini://gemini.thegonz.net/gmisub2atom/ Nothing fancy, just a simpleminded C implementation. For the heavy lifting of parsing gemini and urls, it uses some code from sircmpwn's gmni and (like gmni) curl, both of which were quite pleasant to use. Maybe this has already been done and I just couldn't find it?
On 10-Apr-2021 21:40, mbays wrote: > I couldn't find an implementation of what is described in the gmisub > spec, i.e. conversion to an atom feed, and I wanted it for use in > newsboat. So I just implemented it myself. > > => gemini://gemini.thegonz.net/gmisub2atom/ > > Nothing fancy, just a simpleminded C implementation. For the heavy > lifting of parsing gemini and urls, it uses some code from sircmpwn's > gmni and (like gmni) curl, both of which were quite pleasant to use. > > Maybe this has already been done and I just couldn't find it? I made a CGI converter about a year ago before the GMI feed spec became a thing: https://github.com/LukeEmmet/GMIToAtomFeed The idea is that you write a GMI feed on your server and then the script serves live Atom XML. The design is quite simple, but in Rebol, which is not everyone's day to day language. It runs off the same server as the Atom feed is fed from, so it doesnt have the added feature of retrieving an arbitrary 3rd party GMI feed. Works for me, but I'm glad the GMI feed spec became a companion spec, as that is much more Gemini-native. - Luke
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