Exemple détaillé d'utilisation de Ruby et Nokogiri pour simuler des robots d'exploration pour exporter des graines RSS

# encoding: utf-8
require 'thread'
require 'nokogiri'
require 'open-uri'
require 'rss/maker'
 
$result=Queue.new
def extract_readme_header(no,name,url)
  frame = Nokogiri::HTML(open(url))
  return unless frame
  readme=$url+frame.css('frame')[1]['src']
  return unless readme
  open(readme) do |f|
    doc = Nokogiri::HTML(f.read)
    text=doc.css("div#content div#filecontents p")[0..4].map { |c| c.content }.join(" ").strip
    return if text.length==0
    if text !~ /(rails)|(activ_)/i
      puts "========= #{no} #{name} : #{text[0..50]}"
      date = f.last_modified
      $result << [no,name,readme,date,text]
    end
  end
rescue
  puts $!.to_s
end
 
def make_rss(items)
  RSS::Maker.make("2.0") do |m|
    m.channel.title = "GtitHub recently updated projects"
    m.channel.link = "http://localhost"
    m.channel.description = "GitHub recently updated projects"
    m.items.do_sort = true
    items.each do |no,name,url,date,descr|
      i = m.items.new_item
      i.title = name
      i.link = url
      i.description=descr
      i.date = date
    end
  end
end
 
############################## M A I N ########################
 
############# Scan list of recent project
 
lth=[]
$url="http://rdoc.info"
puts "get url #{$url}..."
doc = Nokogiri::HTML(open($url))
doc.css(&#39;ul.libraries&#39;)[1].css(&#39;li&#39;).each_with_index do |li,i|
  aname =li.css(&#39;a&#39;).first
  name=aname.content
  purl=$url+aname[&#39;href&#39;]
  lth << Thread.new(i,name,purl) { |j,n,u| extract_readme_header(j,n,u)  }
end
 
################ wait all readme are read
 
lth.each { |th| th.join() }
 
################ dequeue results and sort them by date descending
 
result=[]
result << $result.shift while $result.size>0
result.sort!  { |a,b| a[0] <=> b[0] }
 
 
################ format results in rss
 
File.open("RubyFeeds.rss","w") do |file|
  file.write make_rss(result)
end