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Integrates Drupal with the services provided by Google FeedBurner. Currently this module provides the means to redirect requests for your site's feeds to user-specified/created FeedBurner feeds. Special user agents, like FeedBurner and Feed Validator (this can be customized) are still allowed access to the direct feeds so there is no need for any special .htaccess hacking.
What do I need to do when my FeedBurner.com account is switched to Google FeedBurner?
All you need to do is change the FeedBurner URL (MyBrand domain) in the 'Advanced settings' of admin/settings/feedburner to 'feeds2.feedburner.com' or 'feedproxy.google.com'. I'm working on a potential upgrade path. Also see the note below about dropping support for the old FeedBurner.com accounts.
New 6.x-1.x features:
The module can now automatically replace any links to your site's feed URLs with their FeedBurner feed URLs! For most sites this should work automatically, but for some sites (that already define the function custom_url_rewrite_outbound) you will need to download and install the URL alter module for this feature.
Changed all default URLs from feedburner.com to feedburner.google.com. Legacy support for feedburner.com is now being discontinued as my own FeedBurner.com account has been switched to Google FeedBurner.
I will be writing an upgrade/migration path (since I use this module on all of my sites) along with writing a new Google Feed API parser for Feeds module.
SimpleFeed - feed parsing the easy way :-)
Features
uses SimplePie as the default feed parsing engine
very simple and fast: everything is a node, use hook_nodeapi() to manipulate anything you want
feed & feed items obey default node workflow + options (e.g., set if feed items should be published by default)
auto-taxonomy, automatically add categories in feeds to Drupal's taxonomy system
revisions support for both feeds & feed items
automatically delete feed items after a certain amount of time
automatically generate feed item titles if they don't exist in the feed
optionally expire specific feed items by editing their expiration time
edit any feed or feed item that comes in
manually insert feed items into feeds
customizable default input format for imported feeds (e.g., which tags to strip from feeds, if any)
This module requires PHP 5 and CURL support. The Image module is required if you are planning on aggregating from feeds that contain an image per item. Always remember to run update.php when upgrading your module and always remember to BACKUP FIRST!
This module aggregates content from XML feeds. RSS 2.0, ATOM 1.0 & RDF 1.0 are supported, but its architecture is easily expandable to support any XML format, check out the README file for details. Following are some of its features :
Highly efficient. This module was created for performance.
Ability to assign term(s) to all items generated from a feed.
Ability to dynamically tag all incoming items during feed handling phase. For example, RSS, ATOM & RDF categories are automatically extracted, added as terms, and auto-attached to aggregated items.
Integrates with OG. If the feed is set as a group, all items are assigned as posts under it (parent->child). If the feed is set as a post, all items are assigned as posts under the feed's group (siblings).
Built-in support for handling feeds that require HTTP authentication.
Built-in support for handling feeds that require FTP authentication.
Exports Drupal books to dotReader, an open source e-book reader written in Perl.
After installing this module, all Drupal books will have an export to dotReader link.