use strict;
use warnings;
use v5.10;

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Given a URL of an Atom or RSS feed or a filename of an already downloaded
feed, this script will try to parse it and print out what it understands
from the feed.

=cut

use XML::Feed;

my $src = shift;

die "Usage: $0 FILE|URL\n" if not $src;

my $source = $src;
if ($src =~ m{^https?://}) {
	$source = URI->new($src);
} else {
	if (not -f $source) {
		die "'$source' does not look like a URL and it does not exist on the file-system either.\n";
	}
}

my $feed = XML::Feed->parse( $source ) or die XML::Feed->errstr;
say 'Title:     ' . ($feed->title     // '');
say 'Tagline:   ' . ($feed->tagline   // '');
say 'Format:    ' . ($feed->format    // '');
say 'Author:    ' . ($feed->author    // '');
say 'Link:      ' . ($feed->link      // '');
say 'Base:      ' . ($feed->base      // '');
say 'Language:  ' . ($feed->language  // '');
say 'Copyright: ' . ($feed->copyright // '');
say 'Modified:  ' . ($feed->modified  // ''); # DateTime object
say 'Generator: ' . ($feed->generator // '');

for my $entry ($feed->entries) {
	say '';
	say '    Link:      ' . ($entry->link          // '');
	say '    Author:    ' . ($entry->author        // '');
	say '    Title:     ' . ($entry->title         // '');
	say '    Caregory:  ' . ($entry->category      // '');
	say '    Id:        ' . ($entry->id            // '');
	say '    Issued:    ' . ($entry->issued        // ''); # DateTime object
	say '    Modified:  ' . ($entry->modified      // ''); # DateTime object
	say '    Lat:       ' . ($entry->lat           // '');
	say '    Long:      ' . ($entry->long          // '');
	say '    Format:    ' . ($entry->format        // '');
	say '    Tags:      ' . ($entry->tags          // '');
	say '    Enclosure: ' . ($entry->enclosure     // '');
	say '    Summary:   ' . ($entry->summary->body // '');
	say '    Content:   ' . ($entry->content->body // '');
}