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Just this week, I was thinking if I could recreate my use of Pipes... From each track in the RSS feed of tracks scrobbled on last.fm, do a google search and pi
by aworks 3y ago
Just this week, I was thinking if I could recreate my use of Pipes...
From each track in the RSS feed of tracks scrobbled on last.fm, do a google search and pipe the output back to an RSS feed into my reader.
Neither chatGPT nor Google could make sense of my request. Any ideas?
- DaiPlusPlus 3y agoI'd fire-up Linqpad, load-in a NuGet package for RSS feed parsing, then do something like `SomeRssLib.LoadFrom( "https://last.fm/yourfeed.rss https://last.fm/yourfeed.rss" ).Select( async e => httpClient.GetAsync( "https://google.com/search?q= https://google.com/search?q=" + Uri.EscapeDataString( e["track_title"] ) ) ).StringJoin( resultHtml => "some quick-and-dirty-XML-string-concat-here" ).SomePostfixApplyExt( result => File.WriteAllText( "output.rss", result )`. ...something like that?
- viraptor 3y agoIf you need only that, it may be easiest to write a few lines of python/js and run it yourself or through some serverless offering. If you have more workflows to do, n8n.io may be useful.