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name = "planet-mars"
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version = "0.1.0"
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version = "0.1.1"
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edition = "2021"
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authors = ["Thomas Koch <thomas@koch.ro>"]
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description = "Feed aggregation planet like Planet Venus, produces static HTML and ATOM feed from fetched feeds."
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Simple planet like planet venus but in rust and maintained.
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Simple successor to Planet Venus but in Rust and maintained.
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Please see the rustdoc of main.rs for further information.
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## todo
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## Todo
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* use a nice lib to process the config file
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* find and use a nice lib to process the config file
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* should check whether dirs exists and are writeable
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* should check whether feed urls can be parsed
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## Planet Venus
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Planet Venus is used by many planets on the internet. However its code has not
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been maintained since ~2011 and it uses Python 2.
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Planet Mars should be a lightweight successor to Planet Venus.
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Still the Planet Venus documentation contains some useful information on
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[Etiquette](https://intertwingly.net/code/venus/docs/etiquette.html) for
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Planet hosters.
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## Credits
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While writing this, I read and also copied code from:
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