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Versions in this module

v0

v0.1.0

Nov 5, 2023

v0.0.19

Oct 10, 2023

v0.0.18

Oct 7, 2023

v0.0.17

Oct 6, 2023

v0.0.16

Sep 24, 2023

v0.0.15

Sep 24, 2023

Changes in this version

+ const HOST_HACKERNEWS

+ const HOST_YOUTUBE

+ type SubTitleParser struct

+ Duration string

+ DurationRaw string

+ Formats []struct{ ... }

+ Request struct{ ... }

+ Thumbnail string

+ Title string

+ Type string

+ Uploader string

+ type YoutubeParser struct

+ func (p YoutubeParser) Parse(uri string) (Content, error)

v0.0.14

Sep 18, 2023

v0.0.13

Sep 18, 2023

Changes in this version

+ const BaseUrl

+ const HackerNewsHost

+ var InvalidURLError = errors.New("Inavlid url")

+ type Content struct

+ Author string

+ Content string

+ DatePublished string

+ Dek string

+ Direction string

+ Domain string

+ Excerpt string

+ LeadImageURL string

+ NextPageURL string

+ RenderedPages int

+ Title string

+ TotalPages int

+ URL string

+ WordCount int

+ type DefaultParser struct

+ func New() *DefaultParser

+ func (p *DefaultParser) Parse(urlStr string) (Content, error)

+ type HackerNewsParser struct

+ func (p *HackerNewsParser) Parse(uri string) (Content, error)

+ type Parser interface

+ Parse func(url string) (Content, error)