Using RSS and Atom to Access a Voyager Index

Voyager supports Atom and RSS, along with extensions for geospatial content (GeoRSS) and Media (MRSS).

You can use the following queries to return information via RSS.

This example will return the entire index:
http://localhost:8888/feed
This example will return content matching the text query “vegas”
http://localhost:8888/feed?q=vegas
This example will return datasets using a spatial constraint:
http://localhost:8888/feed?&bbox=-93.5156+-38.6719+42.8906+44.2969&bbox.mode=WITHIN
This example will return items which have a subtype of raster:
http://localhost:8888/feed?f.subtype=Raster
Any of the above queries can be combined. For example raster datasets which match the text query of “vegas”:
http://localhost.com:8888/feed?q=vegas&f.subtype=Raster
By default, the georss:box element is written as [xmin ymin xmax ymax]. This can be in conflict to applications that expect [lat lon lat lon]. To flip the coordinates to [lat lon lat lon], add ?flip=true to the query string:
http://localhost:8888/feed?q=vegas&flip=true

This can also be returned as json (or jsonp)