All of the show details are inside the $showinfo variable. It is in the JSON format, so it's fairly easy to read. Here's a snippet:
"title": "OpenSuspect Podcast",
"description": "This is our description",
"subtitle": "this is like a short description",
"image": {
"url":"https://podcast.opensuspect.com/image.jpg",
"width": "1080",
"height": "1080"
}The $categories list must only include categories that are officially dedicated by iTunes, these are not keywords.
To add an episode, edit the $episodes variable. It is also in the JSON format. Here's an example episode:
{
"title": "OpenSuspect Podacst Episode #1",
"description": """
This is a description
""",
"subtitle":"this episode's subtitle!",
"length": "48:33",
"link":"https://youtu.be/Xk9XgsOiFcE",
"url": "https://podcast.opensuspect.com/episodes/ep1.mp3",
"format": "audio/mpeg",
"date": "Tue, 02 Mar 2021 00:00:00 +0000"
}Make sure to add new episodes to the top, and not the bottom of the list, so that more recent episodes appear at the top.
To compile your new feed, just run ./compile.sh If you don't have the Cheetah3 Python2 package, you'll need to install it first. If anything happens to go wrong, the old version of the feed will be stored in feed.xml.bak If you screw up again, that's what git is for ;)
The list of podcatchers is stored in the list called $podcatchers. Each item follows this format:
{
"name": "Apple Podcasts",
"url": "https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1556916527",
"icon": "https://podcasts.apple.com/favicon.ico"
}It's fairly self explanatory.
Don't forget to run ./compile.sh before commiting
It's in the $showinfo array. It's also very self explanatory.