Stuart Longland
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Tornado's `fetch` method no longer accepts a callback function, it's purely coroutine based. Not quite ready to jump to the "new world order" as this code was written with Python 2.7 support in mind, so we'll make a coroutine wrapper that calls Tornado's HTTP client, and manages the callback logic. |
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TornadoNews: a feed aggregator built on Tornado
TornadoNews is a small feed aggregator much like Planet written to be small and simple.
It uses the Tornado asynchronous framework to fetch
RSS and ATOM feeds asynchronously and uses its templating engine to generate
the final HTML output. Like Planet, it is intended to be run from a cron
job, with the output served up by a conventional HTTP server (e.g. Apache,
nginx, lighthttpd, OpenBSD httpd, Microsoft IIS, etc...).
Feeds are parsed using the feedparser module, and a composite RSS feed is generated using feedgenerator.
The code works on both Python 2.7 and 3.4. It has been exclusively developed and tested on Linux. It should work with anything that understands POSIX.
Contributing
Pull requests on GitHub are most welcome.
Please always create them on a separate branch
so that we can rebase the merge to master;
this helps keep the commit history on the master branch
clean and noise-free.
Thanks in advance!