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= rss-client: Fetching and parsing RSS feeds with easy
== Download
The latest version of rss-client can be found at
== Installation
=== Normal Installation
You can install rss-client with the following command.
% rake install
from its distribution directory.
=== GEM Installation
Download and install rss-client with the following.
gem install --remote rss-client
== Synopsis
Fetching RSS feeds.
== Examples
rssclient -q http://example.com/atom.xml rssclient -r -f http://test:test@example.com/atom.xml rssclient --verbose http://example.com/atom.xml rssclient --giveup 20 -f http://example.com/atom.xml rssclient --since 600 http://example.com/atom.xml rssclient -f -p http://aa:bb@localhost:8088 http://example.com/atom.xml
== Usage
rssclient [options] feed_url
=== Options
-h, --help Displays help message -V, --version Display the version, then exit -q, --quiet Output as little as possible, overrides verbose -v, --verbose Verbose output -p, --proxy Use proxy (format http://user:pass@address:port ) -r, --raw Use raw RSS fetch (no error code processing) -g, --giveup Giveup on fetching after timeout (seconds) -f, --force Force fresh feed fetch (no 304 code processing) -s, --since Only changes from {since} seconds ago
== Credits
[Hiroshi Nakamura] For the http-access2 library.
[Todd Werth] For the ruby command-line application skeleton
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== Copyright
Author:: Stoyan Zhekov zh@zhware.net Requires:: Ruby 1.8.0 or later License:: Copyright (c) 2010 Stoyan Zhekov. Released under an MIT-style license. See LICENSE for details.
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