- Implement JSON feed generation in the RssController - Add new API endpoint to serve JSON feed - Update RSS feed view to include hidden machine-readable data This commit introduces a new feature that allows the application to serve weather art data in JSON format. The JSON feed includes metadata such as the title, description, and additional custom fields for better integration with other services. The changes also enhance the existing RSS feed by embedding machine-readable data within the HTML structure, improving accessibility and usability for automated systems. |
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