Create a recipe to get daily articles without a visible feed

[Villard]

Hello
I want to create a book from a website, on which there is one article per day
https://www.domain.net/folder/2023-01-15/article
https://www.domain.net/folder/2023-01-16/article
...
The access is free, but there is not a menu webpage to access these articles. the articles URLs are stored in the folder https://www.domain.net/folder, which can not be opened via a browser.

I would like, with a recipe, to create a monthly ebook to get all the articles from one month.

But as there is no initial feed, is there a possibility to create inside the recipe a "pseudo-feed", or to access each file and create a TOC ?

I've looked in some builtin recipes, but I've not found something similar.
I would like to use a recipe in order to schedule it, rather than a python script.

Thank you

[kovidgoyal]

Implement parse_index() in your recipe and supply your own URLs

[Villard]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Implement parse_index() in your recipe and supply your own URLs

dear David
Thank you for your help; I can get the articles and and I've created a section per day in order to store the articles per day using the method feeds.append((current_section, current_articles)).

I then get index pages for each section.
I want now to add an introductory text in each of these section index pages.
I create a new post to ask help on this subject

I'm quite a newbie !!

Villard