To address the issue of the Dify web scraper module not supporting the application/xml content type when trying to scrape an RSS feed, you'll need to modify the code to include support for this content type. Specifically, you should update the get_url function to recognize application/xml as a supported content type. Here's a brief overview of what needs to be done:

1. Add "application/xml" to the list of supported content types within your function. This ensures that when your scraper encounters content of type application/xml, it knows to process it rather than reject it.

2. Implement logic to handle application/xml content appropriately. If your current processing logic (such as ExtractProcessor) doesn't support XML, you'll need to integrate XML parsing and handling. This could involve using an XML parser to extract the necessary data from the RSS feed.

Here's a snippet to illustrate how you might modify the get_url function:

def get_url(url: str, user_agent: str = None) -> str:
    headers = {"User-Agent": user_agent or "default_user_agent"}
    supported_content_types = ["text/html", "application/xml"]
    # Fetch and process the URL content here, checking against supported_content_types
    # Include logic for handling application/xml content

This modification ensures that URLs with content type application/xml are processed instead of being rejected. If you're not familiar with handling XML in Python, consider using libraries such as xml.etree.ElementTree for parsing XML content.

Remember, the key is to ensure that your scraper can recognize and process application/xml content types, allowing you to successfully scrape RSS feeds or similar XML-based resources.

Sources

• api/core/tools/utils/web_reader_tool.py