pyrsslocal documentation¶
Links: pypi, github, documentation, wheel, pyrsslocal: local RSS reader, blog, Issues
What is it?¶
This extension proposes a way to download new posts from blogs and to navigate through them with a couple of HTML pages managed by a local python server using a SQLite database:
from pyrsslocal import rss_update_run_server
fLOG (OutputPrint=True)
xml_blogs = "subscriptions.xml"
# xml_blogs = os.path.join("_unittests", "ut_rss", "data", "subscriptions.xml")
dbfile = "rss_posts.db3"
rss_update_run_server(dbfile, xml_blogs)
The previous example takes a dump of blogs url coming from the former Google Reader (see below), downloads RSS streams, loads everything into a database (SQLlite format), and opens a local web application to read them, mark them, or search their titles. The XML file which describes the blogs looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<opml version="1.0">
<body>
<!--
<outline text=""
title=""
type="rss"
xmlUrl=""
htmlUrl=""/>
-->
<outline text="XD blog"
title="XD blog"
type="rss"
xmlUrl="http://www.xavierdupre.fr/blog/xdbrss.xml"
htmlUrl="http://www.xavierdupre.fr/blog/xd_blog.html" />
</body>
</opml>
You can create an empty with:
from pyrsslocal import write_subscriptions_example
xml_blogs = "subscriptions.xml"
write_subscriptions_example(xml_blogs)
You can enumerate the blog posts in the database:
from pyrsslocal import pyrsslocal
db = DatabaseRSS(dbfile, LOG = fLOG)
for blog in db.enumerate_posts() :
print (blog)
Installation¶
pip install pyrsslocal
Snapshots¶
Main page:
Marked blog posts:
Search page:
Quick start¶
Functionalities¶
retrieve blog posts and store them into a SQLite database
Python server accepting python script inside HMTL pages
run Python script after adding variables to the script context
download webpage and handle encoding
javascript files to emphasize python syntax in a HTML page
a custom server to HTML as an interface for a local program
Indices and tables¶
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