@dgold fixed it. Turns out if you set
header('Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8');
It lets you pretty print json.
@dgold no, but other people's jsonfeed looks pretttttty!
It's a very small change -
echo jsonencode($feedjson, JSONPRETTYPRINT);
But it's not working well for me. Wtih so many quotes, posts, links and emoji, it's bound to have been screwed up somewhere…
@dgold yeah I don't think it's the emoji. Something else is screwed up in that code.
Also, RSS feed is capped at 20 items, but the json code has a flaw where I forgot to do i++ to increment the counter. So right now it displays everything. What do you think? Should it be capped at 20 items or not?
@dgold awesooome! And yeah, I was trying to print the wrong variable…
Hey, The emoji thing is weird and not good…
But I'm not seeing the same result. My rss shows smileys as ->
Testing smiley in rss 😂😊
@dgold hey… So… Like I said, I made some changes to the base repo. Check them out and see if they make sense.
Also, I was trying to get the json feed working, but I didn't get it right in the end. Here's the code if you want to build on it. -> https://gist.github.com/nitinthewiz/965f602b7e68676c4d71e86021216835
I used Manton Reece's jsonfeed for wordpress plugin for inspiration since it doesn't make sense to import any other libraries for such a small task - https://github.com/manton/jsonfeed-wp