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fix: myriad typos and issues

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Cory Dransfeldt 2023-05-06 17:33:00 -07:00
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@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ export default async function syndicate(init?: string) {
}
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We start off with an optional `init` parameter that can be passed into our `syndicate` function to hydrate our syndication cache — the structure of this cache is essentially `SERIVCE_KEY: string[]` where `string[]` contains RSS post IDs. Now, given that Vercel is intended as front end hosting, I needed a reasonably simple and reliable solution for hosting a simple JSON object. I explored and didn't want to involve a full-fledged database or storage solution and wasn't terribly interested in dealing with S3 or B2 for this purpose so I, instead, went with a "secret" GitHub gist[^1] and leveraged the GitHub API for storage. At each step of the [CRUD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Create,_read,_update_and_delete) process in this script we make a call to the GitHub API using a token for authentication, deal with the returned JSON and go on our merry way.
We start off with an optional `init` parameter that can be passed into our `syndicate` function to hydrate our syndication cache — the structure of this cache is essentially `SERIVCE_KEY: string[]` where `string[]` contains RSS post IDs. Now, given that Vercel is intended as front end hosting, I needed a reasonably simple and reliable solution for hosting a simple JSON object. I explored and didn't want to involve a full-fledged database or storage solution and wasn't terribly interested in dealing with S3 or B2 for this purpose, so I, instead, went with a "secret" GitHub gist[^1] and leveraged the GitHub API for storage. At each step of the [CRUD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Create,_read,_update_and_delete) process in this script we make a call to the GitHub API using a token for authentication, deal with the returned JSON and go on our merry way.
Once the cache is hydrated the script will check the feeds available in `lib/syndicate/config.ts` and post the most recent item if it does not exist in the cache and then add it to said cache. The configured services are simply: