Is RSS from wildcard URL supported?

[solarchemist]

Do you support getting RSS from a wildcard URL (domain), i.e., something like this?

notify_rss_url_activity(url='https://theatlantic.com/*', token=default_token, pickle='akVkkdfu')

When I tried the above I got NameError: name 'notify_rss_url_activity' is not defined.
I was able to run the RSS recipe in examples.py without errors.

On a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 VM, I had to install the following pip packages first:

sudo apt install python3-pip
pip3 install feedgen markdown python-dateutil pytz wheel 

[judell]

No, thanks for pointing this out, the RSS pattern was never fully fleshed out and currently only supports the group facet. I'll aim to generalize that.

[solarchemist]

For any future reader who is just looking for a way to get RSS output from the Hypothesis Stream for a wildcard URL, this is actually already supported (as pointed out to me by @judell in an email thread):
https://hypothes.is/stream.atom?wildcard_uri=https://elifesciences.org/*

Hypothes.is has a guide on how to use domain-level search here, and another on RSS/Atom feeds here. As evidenced by the RSS feed above, it seems the functionalities can also be combined.

[judell]

it seems the functionalities can also be combined.

Yes. The caveat: no way to authenticate to an Atom/RSS feed, so the feed works for annotations and replies in the Public layer but not in private groups. The RSS solution here is mainly for that purpose.

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