Adding new "Community Recipe" about Astro + RSS#5322
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Title - How to Send Any Data to Your RSS Feed? A Guide with Astro + RSS URL - https://aritraroy.live/tutorial/blogs/2023/how-to-send-any-data-to-rss-feed/
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This is wonderful, thank you! And, welcome to Team Docs! 🥳
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Adding a new "Community Recipe" with the following details -
Title - How to Send Any Data to Your RSS Feed? A Guide with Astro + RSS
URL - https://aritraroy.live/tutorial/blogs/2023/how-to-send-any-data-to-rss-feed/
What does it do?
According to @astrojs/rss documentation, one can send these specific items to RSS feed -
Required Parameters
• title: title of the blog post
• description: description of the post
• pubDate: publication date of the blog post
• link: link to the blog post
Optional Parameters
• categories: Catergories related to the post in an array
• author: email address of the author of the post
• commentsUrl: URL of a web page that contains comments on the item
• source: An object that defines the title and url of the original feed for items that have been republished from another source.
• enclosure: An object to specify properties for an included media source with three required values: url, length, and type
However, other than these specific parameters, someone also can send his/her own custom data parameters to the RSS feed. This blog is a tutorial on how one can do that.
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