Create your own feed for FUSE
JSON and XML Code Examples
Watch out for extra nodes! A node should be just an array of objects, not an array of objects each of which contains a single node object since it’s redundant and doesn't play nicely.
Also, it's much better to have keys missing or with null value rather than ““ values. It saves space in transmission and it will be more clear: there is no value rather than there is a value and it is an empty text. The latter will cause issues for your facets (i.e. filters).
Other Parameters to Consider
Service must be accessible via a single URL.
Supported authentication mechanisms: IP-based, BASIC AUTH, URL-based (put the secret in the URL itself), JWT.
URL must return valid XML or JSON format. JSON is preferred.
The XML or JSON must contain an array of objects identifiable via a single parent.
Each object in the array should represent a document and should have attributes such as link/URL, last updated date-time, title, content/body (for fulltext indexing), etc.
All data must be returned in one request.
JSON Example
{
"some_structure":{
"a_collection":[
{
"link":"http://...",
"title":"My Title",
"other":"Long or short text here",
"last_updated":"2016-01-01T12:25"
},
{
"link":"http://...",
"title":"My Title",
"other":"Long or short text here",
"last_updated":"2016-01-01T12:25"
}
]
}
}XML Example
<SomeTag>
<CollectionHere>
<Item>
<Link>http://...</Link>
<Title>My Title</Title>
<OtherTag>Long or Short Text Here</OtherTag>
<LastUpdated>2016-01-01T12:25</LastUpdated>
</Item>
<Item>
<Link>http://...</Link>
<Title>My Title</Title>
<OtherTag>Long or Short Text Here</OtherTag>
<LastUpdated>2016-01-01T12:25</LastUpdated>
</Item>
</CollectionHere>
</SomeTag>