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Interesting C compiler project:
lacc: A simple, self-hosting C compiler:
https://github.com/larmel/lacc
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- Export read/unread state to a separate plain-text "urls" file, line by line.
- Handle white-space control-chars better.
From the sfeed(1) man page:
" The fields: title, id, author are not allowed to have newlines and TABs,
all whitespace characters are replaced by a single space character.
Control characters are removed."
So do the reverse for newsboat aswell: change white-space characters which are
also control-characters (such as TABs and newlines) to a single space
character.
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... move sections around in a more logical order and tweak some words.
Prompted by a question and feedback from Aleksei, thanks!
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https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033867?hl=nl
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Use the same base filename as the feed file, because sfeed_update replaces '/'
in names with '_':
filename="$(printf '%s' "$1" | tr '/' '_')"
This fixes the example for fetching feeds with names containing '/'.
Reported by __20h__, thanks!
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Found by testing using mawk.
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cproc:
cproc: https://github.com/michaelforney/cproc
qbe: https://c9x.me/compile/
z80 (sfeed base program)
fuzix: http://www.fuzix.org/
RC2014 emulator: https://github.com/EtchedPixels/RC2014
sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/
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- Add an example to optimize bandwidth use with the curl -z option.
- Add a note about CDNs blocking based on the User-Agent (based on a question
mailed to me).
- Add an script to convert existing newsboat items to the sfeed(5) TSV format.
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This is a "quick&dirty" regex to block some of the typical 1px width or height
tracking pixels.
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No functional difference, but it should improve readability.
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- HPPA in qemu (OpenBSD).
- FreeDOS + djgpp (+ wget with networking) in 32-bit mode.
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Also use a more portable date +'%s' (remove -j).
NOTE though: date +'%s' is not POSIX, but it is supported in most cases.
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... both are out-of-scope for sfeed.
- sfeed_tail can be written as some simple customized awk script reading from a
FIFO. The C version did not work well on FIFO's.
- Security considerations are mentioned in the official HTML spec and applies to
all HTML and protocol handlers, so is out-of-scope.
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- add preface text.
- use "\t" pattern for awk (easier to read and copy-paste).
- add a small example to get the most recent enclosure.
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- Show how to filter protocol schemes more strictly. For example to allow only
http://, https:// and gopher:// (not file://, javascript:, etc).
- Filter links and now also enclosures.
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... and simplify example in README.
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make the procmail example safer due to account process limits.
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This was removed before, because of potential security issues in commit
b7e288a96418e1ea5e7904ab2896edb3f4615a10
Thanks trqx for the feedback.
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Man pages:
- sfeed_update: fix: fetchfeed parameter documentation.
- sfeed_update: fix/update: urls in sfeedrc.example.
- sfeed_update: document maxjobs variable.
- sfeedrc: document filter and order functions here.
- more semantic keywords: function arguments and some Nm.
README:
- Document more clearly sfeedrc is a shellscript at the first usage "steps".
- Add newsboat OPML export and import to sfeed_update example.
- Document the Makefile is POSIX (not some GNU/Makefile).
- Add reference to my tool hurl: a HTTP/HTTPS/Gopher file grab client.
- Describe the reason/usefulness of the filter example.
- Describe how to override curl(1), an optional dependency.
With feedback from lich, thanks!
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+ change "append" to "change".
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Pass the name parameter to the functions and add these to the pipeline. They
can be overridden in the config.
- add the ability to change the merge logic per feed.
- add the ability to filter lines and fields per feed.
- add the ability to order lines differently per feed.
- add filter example to README.
- code-style:
- fetchfeed consistency in parameter order.
- change [ x"" = x"" ] to [ "" = "" ]. Simplify some if statements.
- wrap long line in fetchfeed().
- use signal names for trap.
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