mekk.greader
Simple Google Reader access API. The module implements a couple of feed management functions, making it possible to manage Google Reader subscriptions (subscribe, unsubscribe, rename, (re)tag feeds) from Python scripts and programs.
Warning
No official documentation was used, I partially reverse-engineered the API and partially used unofficial descriptions found on the web. So there are absolutely no guarantees!
Still, I regularly use this module to subscribe, unsubscribe and rename feeds, especially via greader2org.
Sources, patches, bug reports
Source code is available on BitBucket. The same page can be used for bug reporting and for patch submission.
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