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RSS.py, version 0.45
Tuesday, 10 February 2004
This minor revision fixes the “admin” namespace’s URI to agree with the feed validator and pretty much all other implementations.
From the docs;
This library provides tools for working with RSS feeds as data structures. The core is an RSS parser capable of understanding most RSS formats, and a serializer that produces RSS1.0. The RSS channel itself can be represented as any arbitrary data structure; two such structures are provided both as examples and to service common usage. This approach allows channels to be manipulated and stored in a fashion that suits both their semantics and the applications that access them.
Thanks to Dave Beckett for the bug report.
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Jim McManus said:
Friday, January 21 2005 at 4:48 AM