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Serve the followed feeds at /.well-known/following.opml - #47
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This adds FollowSpec:
/.well-known/following.opmlanswers with one flat OPML subscription list of the feeds in all blogrolls that are listed in the directory, astext/x-opmlwithAccess-Control-Allow-Origin: *.It is not an alias of
/.well-known/recommendations.opml. That file only points to the OPML of each blogroll (type="include"), and FollowSpec readers expect thexmlUrls directly. Links without a feed are left out, and a feed that is in several blogrolls is listed once. Unlisted blogrolls stay out, the same as in the directory. The file has an ETag and answersIf-None-Matchwith a 304, andOPTIONSfor browsers on other sites.If the SocialSpec plugin is active, Blockroll does not serve a file of its own. It adds the blogroll feeds to the
following.opmlof SocialSpec with thesocialspec_followingfilter, so bookmarks and feeds from other plugins stay in the list. Feeds that are already in there are not added twice.Without any listed blogroll, both well-known files now answer with an empty list instead of the home page.
An update does not flush the rewrite rules, so the plugin compares its well-known rules with the stored ones and flushes once if they differ. That also covers SocialSpec being activated or deactivated later.
The spec is still an RFC (socialspec/followspec.org#1), so details might change.