Why?
If 1) you are a terminal addict, and 2) you want to stay up to date with the outside world by reading quick feed and summaries WITHOUT having to leave your terminal; then TermFeed is for you. These are the main reasons I created TermFeed.
Install
$ pip install TermFeed
Change log:
(v. 0.0.11)
Fix: clean description text from html tags .
Fix: catch KeyboardInterrupt, when not choosing topic (e.g. CTRL-C).
Fix: verify a valid link before listing its source and index number.
(v. 0.0.9)
Bug: Fix crash when feed’s description is not available.
(v. 0.0.8)
Add new option to remove entire category from your library.
Fix #1.
(v. 0.0.7)
Merge listing URLs and TOPICS under same argument.
Add option to re-build library from command line.
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