Here's a working sub from a chat bot of mine (UPDATE: some cleanup for OP): 

=pod
Usage:
   atom_feed({
      feed       => 'https://example.com/feed.atom',
      newer_than => 1440
   });
=cut

sub atom_feed
{
   my ( $arg ) = @_;
   my $feed       = $arg->{feed};
   my $newer_than = exists $arg->{newer_than} ? $arg->{newer_than}
      : $c->{newer_than};
   my @events;

   warn "Getting atom feed for [$feed] ".
      "records newer than [$newer_than]min" if $args->{debug};

   my $returned_xml = XML::Feed->parse( URI->new( $feed )) or
      die "Feed error with [$feed] ".XML::Feed->errstr;

   for my $next_entry ( $returned_xml->entries )
   {
      warn "Got bug title [$next_entry->{title}]" if $args->{debug};

      # Get only entries of a specific title and age.
      if ( $next_entry->title =~ m/\A\w+                    # Start 
            \s+
            \#\d{4,5}                                       # bug numb
+er
            \s+
            \( (Open|Closed|Merged|Rejected|Unconfirmed) \) # Status o
+f bug
         /ix 

         and

         time_compare({
            time       => $next_entry->updated,
            newer_than => $newer_than
         })
      )
      {
         push @events, qq{$next_entry->title, $next_entry->link};
      }
   }
   say $_ foreach ( @events );
   return \@events;
}

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Neil Watson
watson-wilson.ca

In reply to Re: RSS feed grabber by neilwatson
in thread RSS feed grabber by sushsen

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