Utilities to parse RSS feeds and make markdown stubs #301
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This adds utilities to create Markdown stubs from an RSS feed URL exposed through a CLI command like the other scripts for fetching data for the website.
The new CLI command is
fetch-rss-feedand it takes an RSS feed URL and a directory to place the markdown stubs. Usage is:To support this work, this PR introduces two new dependencies:
feedparser: a utility library for fetching and parsing RSS feeds -- this saves us from having to write quite a lot of fetching/parsing logic.unidecode: I use this in a new utility function to easily slugify long title strings. I have a feeling this function will prove useful over time but right now it lets use create filenames from the RSS feeds titles for the Markdown stub files.click: to add arguments and better interfaces to command line scriptsThe idea is for this to be just another script to run as a part of the websites automated data updating actions/PRs