RRSS(1) RRSS(1) NAME rrss, trrss - RSS feed readers SYNOPSIS rrss [-f barf|blagh] [-r root] [-t tag] [-u url] trrss [-f barf|blagh] [-r root] [-t tag] [-u url] DESCRIPTION Rrss pulls and parses an RSS feed. There are a number of options: -f Place output in formatted directories for one of two werc apps: barf or blagh. In the absence of the -f flag, formatted output is placed on stdout. A file, links, is created in the root and is populated with the URL of each feed item acquired. On sub- sequent runs, URLs that appear in the links file are not recreated as new directories. -r Optionally, create barf or blagh directories under root. Default is the current directory. -t Create tag for each post (barf only). -u The feed URL. Trrss is a shell script that wraps the rrss program, outputting plain text but preserving link URLs. SOURCE http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/src/rrss.tgz SEE ALSO http://werc.cat-v.org http://werc.cat-v.org/apps/blagh https://bitbucket.org/stanleylieber/barf
RRSS(1) RRSS(1)
NAME
rrss, trrss - RSS feed readers
SYNOPSIS
rrss [-f barf|blagh] [-r root] [-t tag] [-u url]
trrss [-f barf|blagh] [-r root] [-t tag] [-u url]
DESCRIPTION
Rrss pulls and parses an RSS feed.
There are a number of options:
-f Place output in formatted directories for one
of two werc apps: barf or blagh. In the absence
of the -f flag, formatted output is placed on
stdout.
A file, links, is created in the root and is populated
with the URL of each feed item acquired. On sub-
sequent runs, URLs that appear in the links file are
not recreated as new directories.
-r Optionally, create barf or blagh directories
under root. Default is the current directory.
-t Create tag for each post (barf only).
-u The feed URL.
Trrss is a shell script that wraps the rrss program,
outputting plain text but preserving link URLs.
SOURCE
http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/src/rrss.tgz
SEE ALSO
http://werc.cat-v.org
http://werc.cat-v.org/apps/blagh
https://bitbucket.org/stanleylieber/barf