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yet-another-simple-rss-parser
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As an happy customer of Alfred 4 APP, i was in a need for simplest RSS parser. I decided to write the simplest one for my needs.
Then i said to myself, why not to make it open source as a package for anyone who need it. Although its 2022, and XML should be an no more then (not so great) history, i know that if i need it, i can only assume i am not the only one.
Feel free to use, fork, and learn (although it is as minimal and simple as possible)
run:
pip install yet-another-simple-rss-parser
from simple_rss_reader.reader import SimpleRssReader
r = SimpleRssReader(url) # url of source or xml string
# load as dict
v = r.to_dict()
# get as json
v = r.to_json()
# get list of items (without header)
v = r.get_tiems()
The package homepage in pypi: https://www.pypi.org/project/yet-another-simple-rss-parser/ Source code is hosted in github: https://github.com/barakbl/simple_rss_reader
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Simple RSS reader/parser
We found that yet-another-simple-rss-parser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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