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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
     <div class=mainwidth>
       <span class=phi>&copy; 2017&ndash;$(date +%Y) Case Duckworth</span>
       $(Nav - I/.??*)
-      <a href="${ROOT}/.atom.xml">feed</a>
+      <a href="${ROOT}/atom.xml">feed</a>
     </div>
   </footer>
 </body>

Makefile

@@ -2,19 +2,25 @@
 
 BUILD:= nef/nef
 LHTML:= hell/hell
+LATOM:= shatom/shatom
+SUBMODS:= $(BUILD) $(LHTML) $(LATOM)
 
 NEF = G		# Generator (shell functions and generator loop)
 NEF+= R		# Renderer  (awk script to convert to compliant HTML)
 NEF+= L		# Layout    (template script expanded by X)
 
-INPUT = $(wildcard I/*)	# regular files
+INPUT = $(wildcard I/*)		# regular files
 INPUT+= $(wildcard I/.??*)	# hidden files (for the footer)
 
-STATIC = $(wildcard S/*)    # static files
+STATIC = $(wildcard S/*)	# static files
 
 OUTPUT =$(patsubst I/%,O/%,$(INPUT))
 OUTPUT+=$(patsubst S/%,O/S/%,$(STATIC))
 
+ATOM = O/atom.xml
+ATOMCONF = shatom.conf.sh
+OUTPUT+=$(ATOM)
+
 .PHONY: all clean
 all: $(OUTPUT)
 clean:
@@ -28,6 +34,12 @@ O/S/%: S/% O/S
 O/%: I/% $(NEF)
 	$(BUILD) $<
 
+$(ATOM): $(ATOMCONF) $(LATOM)
+	$(LATOM) O/ > $@
+
+$(ATOMCONF):
+	touch $@
+
 # submodules
-$(BUILD) $(LHTML):
+$(SUBMODS):
 	git submodule update --init --recursive

shatom.conf.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+# VARIABLES
+FEED_TITLE=acdw.net
+FEED_SUBTITLE="inner space"
+FEED_URL="https://www.acdw.net/atom.xml"
+SITE_URL="https://www.acdw.net"
+FEED_ID="${SITE_URL#*//}"
+FEED_AUTHOR="Case Duckworth"
+FEED_COPYRIGHT="(c) 2017-$(date +%Y) $FEED_AUTHOR"
+FEED_UPDATED="$(date -u +'%FT%TZ')"
+
+# FUNCTIONS
+recent_files() {
+    # I realized that the stock `recent_files` doesn't make sense with a
+    # Makefile-based design, since the mtime might change whenever I run `make
+    # clean` and fuck up the ordering.  So I've decided this:
+    # - if a file starts with a date stamp (ISO, of course!), it is a candidate
+    #   for inclusion; if not, it won't be in the feed
+    # - those slated for feeding (?) will be sorted newest to oldest, of course.
+
+    dir="$1"
+    shift
+
+    find "$dir" |
+        grep -v 'S/' |
+        grep -E '^[[:digit:]]\{4\}[[:digit:]]\{2\}[[:digit:]]\{2\}' |
+        sort -nr
+}
+
+# ENTRY FUNCTIONS
+entry_content() {
+    # Since the input files (as of now...) are of the form
+    # title
+    # content
+    # ... this function needs to reflect that.
+    sed 1d "$1"
+}
+entry_title() {
+    # see above.
+    sed q "$1"
+}