CONTRIBUTING.md

Contributing to NewsNow

Thank you for considering contributing to NewsNow! This document provides guidelines and instructions for contributing to the project.

Adding a New Source

NewsNow is built to be easily extensible with new sources. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to add a new source:

1. Create a Feature Branch

Always create a feature branch for your changes:

git checkout -b feature-name

For example, to add a Bilibili hot video source:

git checkout -b bilibili-hot-video

2. Register the Source in Configuration

Add your new source to the source configuration in /shared/pre-sources.ts:

  "bilibili": {
  name: "哔哩哔哩",
  color: "blue",
  home: "https://www.bilibili.com",
  sub: {
    "hot-search": {
      title: "热搜",
      column: "china",
      type: "hottest"
    },
    "hot-video": {  // Add your new sub-source here
      title: "热门视频",
      column: "china",
      type: "hottest"
    }
  }
}

For a completely new source, add a new top-level entry:

"newsource": {
  name: "New Source",
  color: "blue",
  home: "https://www.example.com",
  column: "tech", // Pick an appropriate column
  type: "hottest" // Or "realtime" if it's a news feed
};

3. Implement the Source Fetcher

Create or modify a file in the /server/sources/ directory. If your source is related to an existing one (like adding a new Bilibili sub-source), modify the existing file:

// In /server/sources/bilibili.ts

// Define interface for API response
interface HotVideoRes {
  code: number
  message: string
  ttl: number
  data: {
    list: {
      aid: number
      // ... other fields
      bvid: string
      title: string
      pubdate: number
      desc: string
      pic: string
      owner: {
        mid: number
        name: string
        face: string
      }
      stat: {
        view: number
        like: number
        reply: number
        // ... other stats
      }
    }[]
  }
}

// Define source getter function
const hotVideo = defineSource(async () => {
  const url = "https://api.bilibili.com/x/web-interface/popular"
  const res: HotVideoRes = await myFetch(url)

  return res.data.list.map(video => ({
    id: video.bvid,
    title: video.title,
    url: `https://www.bilibili.com/video/${video.bvid}`,
    pubDate: video.pubdate * 1000,
    extra: {
      info: `${video.owner.name} · ${formatNumber(video.stat.view)}观看 · ${formatNumber(video.stat.like)}点赞`,
      hover: video.desc,
      icon: video.pic,
    },
  }))
})

// Helper function for formatting numbers
function formatNumber(num: number): string {
  if (num >= 10000) {
    return `${Math.floor(num / 10000)}w+`
  }
  return num.toString()
}

// Export the source
export default defineSource({
  "bilibili": hotSearch,
  "bilibili-hot-search": hotSearch,
  "bilibili-hot-video": hotVideo, // Add your new source here
})

For completely new sources, create a new file in /server/sources/ named after your source (e.g., newsource.ts).

4. Regenerate Source Files

After adding or modifying source files, run the following command to regenerate the necessary files:

npm run presource

This will update the sources.json file and any other necessary configuration.

5. Test Your Changes

Start the development server to test your changes:

npm run dev

Access the application in your browser and ensure that your new source is appearing and working correctly.

6. Commit Your Changes

Once everything is working, commit your changes:

git add .
git commit -m "Add new source: source-name"

7. Create a Pull Request

Push your changes to your fork and create a pull request against the main repository:

git push origin feature-name

Source Structure

NewsItem Structure

Each source should return an array of objects that conform to the NewsItem interface:

interface NewsItem {
  id: string | number // Unique identifier for the item
  title: string // Title of the news item
  url: string // URL to the full content
  mobileUrl?: string // Optional mobile-specific URL
  pubDate?: number | string // Publication date
  extra?: {
    hover?: string // Text to display on hover
    date?: number | string // Formatted date
    info?: false | string // Additional information
    diff?: number // Time difference
    icon?:
      | false
      | string
      | {
        // Icon for the item
        url: string
        scale: number
      }
  }
}

Code Style

Please follow the existing code style in the project. The project uses TypeScript and follows modern ES6+ conventions.

License

By contributing to this project, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the project's license.