= FeedValidator

FeedValidator is an interface to the {W3C Feed Validation online service}[https://validator.w3.org/feed/],
based on its SOAP 1.2 support. 

It helps to find errors in RSS or ATOM feeds.

FeedValidator add a new assertion (<code>assert_valid_feed</code>) which you can use in Rails applications.
This assertion implements a cache to improve the performance of the tests and to not abuse of the 
{W3C Feed Validation online service}[https://validator.w3.org/feed/]


== Examples

* For use FeedValidator just do this:

    require 'feed_validator'

    v = W3C::FeedValidator.new()
    v.validate_url('https://www.w3.org/QA/news.rss')
    puts v.to_s unless v.valid?

* In Rails you can use it in your functional tests, just modify your /test/test_helper.rb adding this line:

    require 'feed_validator/assertions'

  And now you can use in your functional test, in this way:

    def test_bar_valid_feed
      get :bar
      assert_valid_feed
    end

  Or use the class-level method to quickly create validation tests for a bunch of actions at once:

    assert_valid_feed :bar, :foo


== Download

The latest version of FeedValidator can be found at

* https://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=1533

Documentation can be found at 

* https://feedvalidator.rubyforge.org


== Installation

You can install FeedValidator as a gem:
  gem install feedvalidator
  
Or you can install it from the tarball or zip packages on the download page
and then extract it to your lib directory as you would with any other
Ruby library.


== License

FeedValidator is released under the MIT license.


== Support

You can find the Feed Validator RubyForge page at https://rubyforge.org/projects/feedvalidator.

Feel free to submit commits or feature requests.

For other information, feel free to contact mailto:[email protected].