~sqwishy/froghat.ca: provide explicit updated date in feed generation

5b39d39163fa040f4cd4523e86957fb9f68171cb — sqwishy 9 months ago 8a7d74c

provide explicit updated date in feed generation

i think the feed entries' updated timestamp fall back to when the feed
was generated, so each time the list of feeds is updated, the entries'
updated property is also updated

idk it seems weird, just set it to the published date if it has no
updated date so it doesn't keep moving around

patch browse .tar.gz

1 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)

M fucko/boingo.py

M fucko/boingo.py => fucko/boingo.py +8 -1

@@ 479,17 479,24 @@ def feedme(atom: str, rss: str, pretty: bool, inputs):
 
     inputs = (unpickle(open(f, "rb")) for f in inputs)
     pairs = ((p, next(inputs)) for p in inputs)
+    # # sort by date descending I guess? I'm not sure it matters
+    # pairs = sorted(pairs, key=lambda postpair: -postpair[0]['date'])
     for post, body in pairs:
         self = f'{site_url}/{post["rstpath"].parent}'
         author = post.get("author") or cfg.site.author
 
-        fe = fg.add_entry()
+        fe = fg.add_entry(order='append')
         fe.id(self)
         fe.link(href=self)
         fe.title(post["title"])
         fe.published(post["date"])
         if "updated" in post:
             fe.updated(post["updated"])
+        else:
+            # `updated(None)` (the default value) uses the current timestamp
+            # that the feed is being generated at ??? so it looks like posts are always
+            # updated??? idk why
+            fe.updated(post["date"])
         if author:
             fe.author(name=author)  # TODO support email?
         else: