Blogger JSON Feed - Guru Merdeka ID

Blogger does not natively provide a JSON Feed for blogs hosted on their platform. However, you can create a custom JSON Feed for your Blogger blog using Google Apps Script. Here's a basic outline of how you can achieve this:

1. Enable the Blogger API:

• Go to the Google API Console.
• Create a new project (if you don't have one already).
• Enable the "Blogger API" for your project.

2. Set Up Google Apps Script:

• Go to the Google Apps Script website.
• Create a new project.
• Replace the default Code.gs content with the code below.

3.Customize the JSON Feed:

• In the createJSONFeed function, customize the number of posts to display, the blog ID, and any other metadata you want to include in your JSON feed.

4. Publish the Script as a Web App:

• From the Google Apps Script editor, go to "Publish" > "Deploy as web app."
• Choose "Anyone, even anonymous" for "Who has access to the app."
• Click "Deploy" and follow the instructions to grant necessary permissions.

5. Retrieve the JSON Feed:

• Once your web app is deployed, you will get a URL for the JSON feed.
• You can access this URL to get the JSON representation of your blog posts.

Here's a basic Google Apps Script code to get you started:

function createJSONFeed() {

var blogId = 'YOUR_BLOG_ID'; // Replace with your actual Blog ID

var numPosts = 10; // Number of posts to include in the feed

var posts = [];

var blog = Blogger.Blogs.get(blogId);

var posts = Blogger.Posts.list(blogId, { maxResults: numPosts, fetchImages: false }).items;

var feed = {

version: 'https://jsonfeed.org/version/1',

title: blog.name,

home_page_url: blog.url,

feed_url: 'YOUR_WEB_APP_URL', // Replace with your web app URL

items: []

};

for (var i = 0; i < posts.length; i++) {

var post = posts[i];

var item = {

id: post.id,

url: post.url,

title: post.title,

content_text: post.content,

date_published: post.published,

author: {

name: post.author.displayName,

url: post.author.url

}

};

feed.items.push(item);

}

return ContentService.createTextOutput(JSON.stringify(feed)).setMimeType(ContentService.MimeType.JSON);

}

Remember to replace 'YOUR_BLOG_ID' and 'YOUR_WEB_APP_URL' with your actual Blog ID and Web App URL, respectively.

Please note that Google services and features might have changed or been updated since my last knowledge update, so I recommend checking the Blogger API documentation and Apps Script documentation for any recent changes. Additionally, consider security and privacy implications when deploying a custom web app to access your blog's content.