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Well, turns out that the RSS item `description` field uses HTML, so my
`\n`s didn't actually change the formatting in a real RSS reader. Use
HTML tag formatting instead to get our description header with date and
venue to look right.
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If either the description or both the date & time and venue were empty,
a couple of newlines would unnecessarily be added to the `Item`
description. This gets rid of them.
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Move the join logic from `description_header` into a new function so we
can reuse it.
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Instead of the verbose and unclear appending, use a `join` to add the
newline. Filter out empty strings to ensure the newline doesn't get
added if any of `where` or `place` are empty.
Needed to convert the slice strings to owned strings to deal with this
error:
error[E0599]: no method named `join` found for type `std::vec::Vec<&std::string::String>` in the current scope
--> src/meetup_rss.rs:92:10
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92 | .join("\n")
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These were in-progress development ideas that have been superseded.
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This function will format a string containing a date and venue for
inclusion in the description of an RSS `Item`.
Added a `derive(Clone)` on `Venue` in order to be able to clone it to
use its fields in the function.
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This allows us to deserialise the venue location for events and include
it in the RSS items.
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Now that the `description`, `local_date`, and `local_time` fields are
`Option` types, we need to update the tests to reflect this or they fail
terribly.
I made the change in aa0190279db75f75210f5279afaa62178b242837 but forgot
to update the tests.
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The description isn't very descriptive, but I'm a little tired right
now.
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Use 'error-chain' here too. Seems like this will be a pretty useful
library.
Change the include in the 'meetup' `lib.rs` to allow us to export
`meetup::Error` instead of `meetup::errors::Error` to be consistent with
the error types of the other third-party libraries we're using.
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I didn't pay attention when I wrote this, but that method actually
returns a `Result`, so we need to use it.
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I had copied this from an example in the docs, but the compiler tells me
the `mut` isn't needed. Cool.
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* Take a `Vec` reference instead of an object. This is the result of
messing around with calling the function in the test.
* Update the test to actually make assertions on the result of the
function.
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This uses the RSS crate to build a new channel with items corresponding
to the given `Event`s. It needs to be fleshed out a little, but this is
the basic idea.
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