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PHP - Php Rss Libraries
I'm looking for a good php based RSS library, and for my needs MagpieRSS has everything I need, just a really great list of features.
The only problem is that it's a collection of functions, *NOT* encapsulated in a class. What this means is that various function names conflict with my own or other library functions. I could find the Magpie functions I use and wrap them up in a class. But an existing solution seems like the simple route. What are people here using for RSS functionality? Thanks! Similar TutorialsI have been teaching myself xml manipulation as well as db queries to create a detailed search engine for users ( a bit like rightmove uses to search through property and allow user to change e.g.. how many bedrooms or status of sold or available.. I could keep on this path for another few weeks but i cant help thinking there must be php function library that will basically give me the scripts i need to set up a real estate website with all the functions i need for searching property .. i dont mean wordpress either.... this is terrible experience and trying to glue the xml feeds into a parser and into a blog without some of the data being lost is annoying. i started using laravel a few weeks ago and with 1 line of code a login system was created using COMPOSER... i thought this would be great..but on visiting composer i cant make head or tail of their search bar to even find what i'am looking for on the composer site.
Does what i'am looking for exist ? The site iam was hoping to find was:
www. here you go, all the code you need to make a modern web site in 2018 , all divided into handy folders and clear explanations of what they do .com so far i havent found anything that comes close....
cheers. I am making a project (which I would like to distribute), and I want to load core libraries into main class. Example Main Class: Code: [Select] class Main{ public function loadCore(){ // Load core libraries } } $_main = new Main(); $_main->loadCore(); Once loadCore is run, I would like to load all the files in /root/core/net and /root/core/xml (which I have already done). Next I want to make them easily accessible, but I am not sure of an easy way to access them. I want to make it easy for beginner programmers (and advanced programmers). maybe so they have to do something like this: require_once 'root/Main.php'; // Automatically creates an instance $_main->http->someFunction(); // or $_main->net->http->someFunction(); // or $_main->someFunction(); The example structu Code: [Select] +- root | +- core | | +- net | | | +- Http.php | | | +- Other.php | | | +- Other2.php | | +- xml | | | +- Xml.php | | | +- Other.php | | | +- Other2.php | +- plugins +- Main.php Basically I am just looking for some input on how I could make this SUPER easy to use. The less work the programmer has to do the better. Any thoughts? |
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