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-`BridgeAbstract` is a base class intended for standard Bridges that need to filter HTML pages for content. 
+`BridgeAbstract` is a base class for standard bridges. It implements the most common functions to simplify the process of adding new bridges.
 
-To create a new Bridge extending `BridgeAbstract` you must specify some [basic metadata](#basic-metadata) implement following functions:
+***
 
-- [`collectData`](The-collectData-function) (**required**)
-- [`getDescription`](The-getDescription-function)
-- [`getMaintainer`](The-getMaintainer-function)
-- [`getName`](The-getName-function)
-- [`getURI`](The-getURI-function)
-- [`getIcon`](The-getIcon-function)
+# Creating a new bridge
 
-Find a [template](#template) at the end of this file.
+You need four basic steps in order to create a new bridge:
 
-## Basic metadata
+[**Step 1**](#step-1---create-a-new-file) - Create a new file  
+[**Step 2**](#step-2---add-a-class-extending-bridgeabstract) - Add a class, extending `BridgeAbstract`  
+[**Step 3**](#step-3---add-general-constants-to-the-class) - Add general constants to the class  
+[**Step 4**](#step-4---implement-a-function-to-collect-feed-data) - Implement a function to collect feed data 
 
-The basic metadata are :
+These steps are described in more detail below. At the end of this document you'll find a complete [template](#template) based on these instructions. The pictures below show an example based on these instructions:
+
+<details><summary>Show pictures</summary><div>
+
+[[images/screenshot_bridgeabstract_example_card.png]]
+
+[[images/screenshot_bridgeabstract_example_atom.png]]
+
+</div></details><br>
+
+Make sure to read these instructions carefully. Please don't hesitate to open an [Issue](https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/issues) if you have further questions (or suggestions). Once your bridge is finished, please open a [Pull Request](https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/pulls), in order to get your bridge merge into RSS-Bridge.
+
+***
+
+## Step 1 - Create a new file
+
+Please read [these instructions](How-to-create-a-new-Bridge) on how to create a new file for RSS-Bridge.
+
+## Step 2 - Add a class, extending `BridgeAbstract`
+
+Your bridge needs to be a class, which extends `BridgeAbstract`. The class name must **exactly** match the name of the file, without the file extension.
+
+For example: `MyBridge.php` => `MyBridge`
+
+<details><summary>Show example</summary><div>
 
 ```PHP
-const NAME // Name of the Bridge
-const URI // URI to the target website of the bridge ("http://....")
-const DESCRIPTION // A brief description of the Bridge
-const MAINTAINER // Name of the maintainer
-const PARAMETERS // (optional) Definition of additional parameters
+<?PHP
+class MyBridge extends BridgeAbstract {
+
+}
+// This line is empty (just imagine it!)
+```
+
+</div></details>
+
+## Step 3 - Add general constants to the class
+
+In order to present your bridge on the front page, RSS-Bridge requires a few constants:
+
+```PHP
+const NAME          // Name of the Bridge (default: "Unnamed Bridge")
+const URI           // URI to the target website of the bridge (default: empty)
+const DESCRIPTION   // A brief description of the Bridge (default: "No description provided")
+const MAINTAINER    // Name of the maintainer, i.e. your name on GitHub (default: "No maintainer")
+const PARAMETERS    // (optional) Definition of additional parameters (default: empty)
 const CACHE_TIMEOUT // (optional) Defines the maximum duration for the cache in seconds (default: 3600)
 ```
 
-Find a description of `const PARAMETERS` [below](#parameters)
-
-The default values are :
+<details><summary>Show example</summary><div>
 
 ```PHP
-const NAME = 'Unnamed bridge';
-const URI = '';
-const DESCRIPTION = 'No description provided';
-const MAINTAINER = 'No maintainer';
-const PARAMETERS = array();
-const CACHE_TIMEOUT = 3600;
+<?PHP
+class MyBridge extends BridgeAbstract {
+	const NAME        = 'My Bridge';
+	const URI         = 'https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/wiki/BridgeAbstract';
+	const DESCRIPTION = 'Returns "Hello World!"';
+	const MAINTAINER  = 'ghost';
+}
+// This line is empty (just imagine it!)
 ```
 
-### Parameters
+</div></details><br>
 
-Parameters are defined in an array, which is used to generate an HTML `<form>` by **RSS-Bridge**.
+**Notice**: `const PARAMETERS` can be used to request information from the user. Refer to [these instructions](const-PARAMETERS) for more information.
 
-The `const PARAMETERS` array is not mandatory if your bridge doesn't take any parameter.
+## Step 4 - Implement a function to collect feed data
 
-The first level of this array describes every possible usage of a bridge.
+In order for RSS-Bridge to collect data, you must implement the **public** function `collectData`. This function takes no arguments and returns nothing. It generates a list of feed elements, which must be placed into the variable `$this->items`.
 
-The array can be a key-based array, but it is not necessary. The following syntaxes are hereby correct :
+<details><summary>Show example</summary><div>
 
 ```PHP
-const PARAMETERS = array(array(...), array(...));
-const PARAMETERS = array('First usage' => array(...), 'Second usage' => array(...));
+<?PHP
+class MyBridge extends BridgeAbstract {
+	const NAME        = 'My Bridge';
+	const URI         = 'https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/wiki/BridgeAbstract';
+	const DESCRIPTION = 'Returns "Hello World!"';
+	const MAINTAINER  = 'ghost';
+
+	public function collectData() {
+		$item = array(); // Create an empty item
+
+		$item['title'] = 'Hello World!';
+
+		$this->items[] = $item; // Add item to the list
+	}
+}
+// This line is empty (just imagine it!)
 ```
 
-It is worth mentioning that you can also define a set of parameters that will be applied to every possible utilization of your bridge. To do this, just create a parameter array with the `global` key :
+</div></details><br>
 
-```PHP
-const PARAMETERS = array('global' => array(...));
-```
+For more details on the `collectData` function refer to [these instructions](The-collectData-function).
 
-### Format specifications
-
-`const PARAMETERS` element is an associative array whose key is the input field identifier, and the value is another array containing all input fields names and values.
-
-Following elements are supported :
-
-Parameter Name | Required | Type | Supported values | Description
----------------|----------|------|------------------| -----------
-`name` | **yes** | Text | | Input name as displayed to the user
-`type` | no | Text | `text`, `number`, `list`, `checkbox` |Type of the input, default is text
-`required` | no | Boolean | `true`, `false` | Set this if you want your attribute to be required
-[`values`](#list-values) | no | associative array | | name/value pairs used by the HTML option tag, required with the '`list`' type
-`title` | no | Text | | Will be shown as tool-tip when mouse-hovering over the input
-`pattern` | no | Text | | Defines a pattern for an element of type `text`. The required pattern should be mentioned in the `title` attribute!
-`exampleValue` | no | Text | | Defines an example value that is shown for elements of type `text` and `number`
-[`defaultValue`](#defaultvalue) | no | | | Defines the default value.
-
-Hence, the most basic parameter definition is the following :
-
-```PHP
-...
-	const PARAMETERS = array(
-		'u' => array('name' => 'Username')
-	);
-
-...
-```
-
-#### defaultValue
-
-This attribute defines the default value for your parameter. Its behavior depends on the `type`:
-
-- `text`: Allows any text
-- `number`: Allows any number
-- `list`: Must match either name or value of one element
-- `checkbox`: Must be "checked" to activate the checkbox
-
-#### List values
-
-List values are defined in an associative array where keys are the string displayed in the combo list of the **RSS-Bridge** web interface, and values are the content of the \<option\> HTML tag value attribute.
-
-```PHP
-...
-    'type' => 'list',
-    'values' => array(
-        'Item A' => 'itemA'
-        'Item B' => 'itemB'
-     )
-...
-```
-
-If a more complex organization is required to display the values, the above key/value can be used to set a title as a key and another array as a value:
-```PHP
-... 
-    'type' => 'list',
-    'values' => array(
-        'Item A' => 'itemA',
-        'List 1' => array(
-            'Item C' => 'itemC',
-            'Item D' => 'itemD'
-        ),
-        'List 2' => array(
-            'Item E' => 'itemE',
-            'Item F' => 'itemF'
-        ),
-        'Item B' => 'itemB'
-    )
-...
-```
+***
 
 # Template
 
-This is the minimum template for a new bridge:
+Use this template to create your own bridge. Please remove any unnecessary comments and parameters.
 
 ```PHP
-<?php
-class MySiteBridge extends BridgeAbstract {
+<?PHP
+class MyBridge extends BridgeAbstract {
 	const NAME = 'Unnamed bridge';
 	const URI = '';
 	const DESCRIPTION = 'No description provided';
 	const MAINTAINER = 'No maintainer';
+	const PARAMETERS = array(); // Can be omitted!
+	const CACHE_TIMEOUT = 3600; // Can be omitted!
 
-	public function collectData(){
-		// Implement your bridge here!
+	public function collectData() {
+		$item = array(); // Create an empty item
+
+		$item['title'] = 'Hello World!';
+
+		$this->items[] = $item; // Add item to the list
 	}
 }
-// Imaginary empty line!
-```
-
-Please remove the comments from the template before opening a PR!
\ No newline at end of file
+// This line is empty (just imagine it!)
+```
\ No newline at end of file