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feedstream ========== An RSS aggregator / republisher for Django, output easily customised using Django's template language. Depends on feedparser - I suggest a checkout from Subversion, as the official release is several years old. svn checkout http://feedparser.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ feedparser-read-only I tend to just drop this in to my pip requirements.txt file: -e svn+http://feedparser.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/feedparser#egg=feedparser -e git://github.com/simonw/django-feedstream.git#egg=django-feedstream Usage: Use the admin to add a FeedType with name "Twitter" and template: <li class="quote" title="{{ entry.updated_parsed|date:"jS F Y, H:ia" }}"> <p><a href="{{ entry.url }}" class="meta">{{ feed.name }} said</a> {{ entry.title }} <span class="meta">{{ entry.updated_parsed|timesince }}</span></p> </li> Add a Feed of that type with URL: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run? _id=2705f722f5f53c813b90bbbe0fabbcf3&_render=rss&username=simonw Swap in your own Twitter username - the Yahoo! pipe just cleans up Twitter's default RSS feed to remove some cruft and filter out @replies etc. Run ./manage.py feedstream_fetch to fetch the most recent entries. In a view function, do this: from feedstream.models import Entry def index(request): return render('index.html', { 'entries': Entry.objects.order_by('-created')[:20], }) In a template, do this: <ul> {% for entry in feed_entries %} {{ entry.render|safe }} {% endfor %} </ul>
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Yet Another Django lifestream thingy - this one keeps templates for feed types in the database
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