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#!/usr/bin/env perl use HTML::HTML5::Parser; use Object::Tap -package => 'XML::Atom::Base'; use XML::Atom::Feed; use XML::Atom::Entry; use XML::Atom::Person; use XML::LibXML 2.00; my $list = HTML::HTML5::Parser -> new -> parse_file('http://mini-cb60.datenzoo.de/', { ignore_http_respo +nse_code => 1 }) -> getElementsByTagName('dl') -> get_node(1); my $feed = XML::Atom::Feed->new; $feed->title('PerlMonks Chatterbox'); $feed->id('tag:buzzword.org.uk,2012:perlmonks:chatterbox'); my $dt; foreach my $node ($list->getChildrenByTagName('*')) { ($dt = $node) && next if $node->tagName eq 'dt'; $feed->add_entry( XML::Atom::Entry->new->tap( title => [ $node->textContent ], id => [ join ':', $feed->id, $dt->{id} ], author => [ XML::Atom::Person->new->tap( name => [ $dt->getElementsByTagName('a')->get_node +(1)->textContent ], uri => [ 'http://www.perlmonks.org/'. $dt->getElementsByTagName('a')->get_node(1)->{ +href} ], ) ], published => [ $dt->getElementsByTagName('small')->get_node(1)->textC +ontent, ], ) ); } print $feed->as_xml;

Fixing up the datetimes to meet the Atom 1.0 spec is left as an exercise for the reader.

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