A shared base for feeds and items, which are pretty similar,
but they have some divergent attributes and require
different convenience methods.
Syncs a container’s fields with its convenience attributes.
Many feeds contain an ID distinct from their URI, and
entries have standard fields for this in all major formats.
The fields found in the document. Common Atom
and RSS fields are normalized. This includes some namespaced
extensions such as dc:subject and content:encoded.
Consumers can avoid normalization by checking the feed type
and accessing specific fields.
Common namespaces are accessed using prefixes, like get(“dc:subject”);.
See nsIFeedResult::registerExtensionPrefix.
Sometimes there’s no title, or the title contains markup, so take
care in decoding the attribute.
Returns the primary link for the feed or entry.
Returns all links for a feed or entry.
Returns the categories found in a feed or entry.
The rights or license associated with a feed or entry.
A list of nsIFeedPersons that authored the feed.
A list of nsIFeedPersons that contributed to the feed.
The date the feed was updated, in RFC822 form. Parsable by JS
and mail code.