Planet Code4Lib aggregates feeds and blogs of interest to the Code4Lib community. It uses Planet Venus.
> git clone [email protected]:code4lib/planetcode4lib.git
> cd planetcode4lib
> git submodule init
> git submodule update
> ./venus/planet.py --verbose
The generated files will be in output/.
To test it with one feed, run
> ./venus/planet.py --verbose test.ini
Downloading and cloning is done over HTTPS so it's as generic as possible. No updates are to be made on the server; they should be made locally, pushed to GitHub, then pulled down.
> # Become the c4l user
> cd /var/www/code4lib.org/planet_new
> git clone https://github.com/code4lib/planetcode4lib.git
> cd planetcode4lib
> git submodule init
> git submdule update
> ./venus/planet.py --verbose --expunge
To update:
> # Become the c4l user
> cd /var/www/code4lib.org/planet_new/planetcode4lib
> git pull
The relevant line in c4l's crontab is:
10,40 * * * * cd /var/www/code4lib.org/planet_new/planetcode4lib; ./venus/planet.py --expunge 2>&1
Additions are welcome! Email William Denton or submit a pull request modifying config.ini.
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