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A Gleam library for generating sitemaps and RSS feeds and more. to meet all your common web listing needs.

1	gleam add webls@1

gleam

1	import webls/rss.{RssChannel, RssItem}
2
3	pub fn generate_rss_feed() -> String {
4	let channels = [
5	RssChannel(
6	title: "Gleam RSS",
7	description: "A test RSS feed",
8	link: "https://gleam.run",
9	items: [
10	RssItem(
11	title: "Gleam 1.0",
12	link: "https://gleam.run/blog/gleam-1.0",
13	description: "Gleam 1.0 is here!",
14	pub_date: birl.now(),
15	author: None,
16	guid: #("gleam.run", Some(True)),
17	),
18	RssItem(
19	title: "Gleam 0.10",
20	link: "https://gleam.run/blog/gleam-0.10",
21	description: "Gleam 0.10 is here!",
22	pub_date: birl.now(),
23	author: Some("user@example.com"),
24	guid: #("gleam.run", Some(True)),
25	),
26	],
27	),
28	]
29
30	channels
31	\|> rss.to_string()
32	}

Further documentation can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/webls.

1	gleam run # Run the project
2	gleam test # Run the tests

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