Add Atom feed support to list pages

Introduce `feed` metadata option to enable Atom feeds
Update list item structure with standardized fields
Add `$feedUrl` template variable for autodiscovery
Improve date handling with raw/processed date separation
Document feed generation in architecture and rendering docs
Update template examples to use new item structure
This commit is contained in:
Ruben 2026-02-06 18:24:39 +01:00
parent 1cbfb67a4c
commit 069ce389ea
7 changed files with 128 additions and 48 deletions

View file

@ -36,13 +36,26 @@ Handled directly in `router.php` (not a separate function):
1. Render directory's own content files as `$pageContent`
2. Load metadata, check `hide_list`
3. Select list template from `page_template` metadata
4. Build `$items` array from subdirectories (metadata + extraction)
5. Sort items by date
4. Call `buildListItems()` from `helpers.php` (builds + sorts items)
5. Store `pageTitle`, `metaDescription`, `pageCssUrl`, `pageCssHash`, `feedUrl` on context
6. Fire `Hook::TEMPLATE_VARS`
7. Render list template → capture as `$content`
8. Pass to `renderTemplate()` which renders `base.php`
**`renderTemplate(Context $ctx, string $content, int $statusCode = 200): void`** — Wraps content in base template. Used for list views and error pages.
**`renderTemplate(Context $ctx, string $content, int $statusCode = 200): void`** — Wraps content in base template. Used for list views and error pages. Reads `pageTitle`, `metaDescription`, `pageCssUrl`, `pageCssHash`, and `feedUrl` from the context object (set by the list case in `router.php`). For error pages, these context keys are unset, so base.php receives nulls.
## Atom Feed Rendering
Handled in `router.php` before `parseRequestPath()`. When a request path ends with `feed.xml`:
1. Strip `feed.xml` suffix, resolve parent as list directory via `parseRequestPath()`
2. Check `feed = true` in metadata — 404 if missing or if parent is not a list
3. Call `buildListItems()` to get items
4. For each item: call `findAllContentFiles()` + `renderContentFile()` to get full HTML content
5. Build Atom XML with absolute URLs (`$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']` + scheme detection)
6. Output `Content-Type: application/atom+xml` and exit
Feed piggybacks on the existing Markdown cache — no separate feed cache needed. The `rawDate` field on items provides ISO dates for Atom `<updated>` elements. Content is wrapped in `<![CDATA[...]]>` with `]]>` safely escaped.
## Markdown Caching