LiveJournal has never ending public post feed up at http://atom.services.livejournal.com/atom-stream.xml . ljatom client allows you to read all this posts from LiveJournal. ljatom is written on pure go and require version >= 1.10.
go get github.com/wmentor/ljatom
All you need is:
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/wmentor/ljatom"
)
func main() {
for msg := range ljatom.Read() {
fmt.Println("Time: " + msg.Created.String())
fmt.Println("Journal: " + msg.Journal)
fmt.Println("Post URL: " + msg.Url)
fmt.Println("Post title: " + msg.Title)
fmt.Print("Post body: " + msg.Content + "\n\n\n")
}
}and wait some times. The atom stream returns data by chunks.
Application print result like this:
Time: 2019-11-21 20:57:07 +0000 UTC
Journal: faded_fae
Post URL: https://faded-fae.livejournal.com/967096.html
Post title: DuckTales (2017)
Post body: <p>Canon or AU: AUx3<br>Fic: Kings and Queens</p>
<p>A/N: I am working on other fics, I promise you. XD I’m also trying to balance that
with the new Pokemon game and reading my book, which is awesome. </p>
<p>Oh, on a more serious note--Lena won’t be in this. Otherwise, Webby would be
distracted by her. So, uh, in this universe, I guess Lena doesn’t exist? Sorry, Lena. ^^;</p>
<p>------</p>
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<p>It had taken Wren...
ljatom.Read return chan of Entry refs. Each Entry object has following structure:
type Entry struct {
Journal string
JournalTitle string
Url string
Created time.Time
Title string
Content string
}Content is HTML (maybe invalid).
Moreover, ljatom.Read makes reconnect if connection is broken. All you need is read chan of Entry objects.