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To create a source RSS Feed using the JSON template:

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 2. Select Source Editor from the menu

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3. Click the ‘New Source’ button at the top right of the screen 

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4. Under the Source Template dropdown drop-down on the left side: select ‘Basic RSS Source Template’ and click ‘Select’

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5. Under the New Source template on the right side:

  • Enter a Title (i.e. NY Times Front Page) and Description (i.e. NY Times RSS)

  • Select a Community for your source (i.e. General News)

  • Select ‘Save Source’

 6. When saved, the source template reloads with:

  • Unique ‘Shared ID’ for your source

  • Title, Description, and Community ID entered in Step 5 are added to the corresponding fields in the JSON

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7.  Enter unique tags by replacing ‘tag 1’ in the quotations, then add any additional tags in quotations followed by a comma

  • Note: No comma after the last tag, see below

  • i.e. "tags": ["NY Times", “Front Page”, “RSS”],

8.  Replace the template URL in the "url": field with the .rss or .xml URL for the desired RSS feed, followed by a comma after the quotation

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9.  Two fields must be added to the end of the JSON for text and metadata extractors depending on the content and desired results:

  • For extraction of entities and associations and if sentiment scoring is NOT desired, copy and paste the following :

           "useExtractor":"OpenCalais",

"useTextExtractor": "boilerpipe"

  • For keyword extraction AND sentiment scoring, or for foreign language sources, copy and paste the following:

"useExtractor":"AlchemyAPI-metadata",

           "userTextExtractor":"AlchemyAPI"

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10. Next to Test Parameters, change the ‘Number of Documents:’ from ‘10’ to ‘2’, and select ‘Test Source’

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11. Depending on your settings, you may need to accept pop-ups in order to receive the success or error message

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