This is a Perl written replacement for the no more comics containing RSS feed of the daily webcomic Zits.
Their RSS feed no more contains comics since 19th of February 2015.
By default it generates an RSS feed for the past 7 days and fetches all according pages from the website to find the right image URL.
The script can be used as command-type source in Liferea, as 'Execurl' type plugin in Snownews, or in any other RSS feed reader with the capability to call an feed-generating program instead of an URL.
Actually it was written for exactly that purpose. I use it with Liferea.
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-n: Don't download anything from the Sinfest website, just generate a feed with dummy titles. -
-d <number>: Generate a feed for the past days.Setting this value high enough for one run may give you all feed entries you missed since 19th of February 2015.
But remember to do this only once as it fetches every page for every day since then per run to get the comic title for that day. You may get banned if you do that too often.
Besides modules from the Perl core distribution, the following Perl module are required. They can be found on e.g. CPAN or as packages in e.g. Debian.
- POSIX::strftime::Compiler
- Date::Calc
- LWP::UserAgent from the libwww-perl distribution
Copyright (C) 2016 Axel Beckert
Licensed under the DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE. See the file LICENSE or http://www.wtfpl.net/txt/copying/ for the full license text.
- It maybe a nice feature to also support a CGI mode. If so, it should be possible to run it without CGI.pm installed.
Based on my Sinfest RSS Generator.