I have an XML file filename.xml
with the contents
<product>
<sku>144249</sku>
<productId>119223</productId>
<name>Cannon Digital Camera</name>
<imageurl>http://bla.com/blu.jpg</imageurl>
</product>
and I am using the Python Universal Feed Parser module to parse it like this:
f = feedparser.parse('filename.xml')
The resulting parsed output (below) is missing the name
entry yet everything else is there.
{'bozo': 0,
'encoding': 'utf-8',
'entries': [{'imageurl': u'http://bla.com/blu.jpg',
'productid': u'119223',
'sku': u'144249'}],
'feed': {},
'namespaces': {},
'version': ''}
What am I doing wrong?
The answer is to use another tool for the job - this is not an RSS feed. The easiest reason to point out is all RSS feeds must have an <rss>
root node, this does not.
XML is a generic format for storing data, RSS is a format based on XML designed for syndication of content. They have different purposes.