kurama

Feeds

Upon creation of a post, which is just a page with time and date information supplied, according to the Basic Usage page, kurama automatically generate archives for the blog and any tags.

The feeds are always saved to a file called feed.json as the first page, since JSON feeds, unlike RSS, supports paginating feeds.

Subsequent pages will be generated based upon your method of paginating that you specify in your configuration file.

For example, if you didn't set the pagination method to dir, page 2 would be feed2.json, whereas setting it to dir, would just create create a feed.json file inside a directory name after the page number, alongside the archive page it corresponds to.

Tag Feeds

Since tags can and do have their own archives, things work the same as the regular feed, except for the fact that the feeds are saved in the same location as the tag archive, which is located under the tags directory inside the directory housing the blog or news feed, which is determined by your configuration file.

For example, if your website is a blog, and you told kurama to paginate using directories, the tag feed would be located at the following address:

/tags/books/feed.json

This is a relative address the the site's root and grab the books feed.