Infer feed title from page title?
singpolyma opened this issue · comments
https://granary.io/url?input=html&output=atom&url=https%3A%2F%2Fsingpolyma.net%2Fcategory%2Ftech%2F
The atom:title is just the entire text of the webpage... seems probably not the desired outcome ;)
hah, funny. that's just mf2util.interpret_feed(parsed, url).get('name'). i'll take a look at what it's doing.
Line 335 in b5b7e56
whee, looks like this is actually implied name parsing and mf2py again. if an h-feed has no p-name, mf2py returns its entire text, including children, in the name property. ugh.
i guess i'll just ellipsize it.
In this case there is no h-feed and that's being implied as well. What's the right place to raise issues about h-feed design in this case? Probably should have a "use page title" fallback rule
This particular case is technically a bug in mf2py, since implied name shouldn't be used for backcompat: http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2-parsing#parsing_for_implied_properties
But even a page with top-level h-entry will have this issue
Oh, it's here:
If no "h-feed" nor "hfeed" element is found, however multiple top-level h-entry elements (explicit or backcompat) are found, implementations may use:
top level h-entry elements as items in a synthetic h-feed.
<title> of the page or the URL of the page as p-name