# HackerFeed
Read HackerNews without leaving the terminal!
HackerFeed is a terminal app to read the latest articles on HackerNews. It also supports saving articles.
### Installation
` pip install hackerfeed `
### Usage
` $ hfeed ` :)
### Commands
top - list the top trending articles
new - list the newest articles
best - list the most popular articles
saved - list your saved articles
### Options
-n, –number - the number of articles to be oppened (default 5)
-o, –open - the sequence number of the article to be openned
-s, –save - save the articles listed by the command
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