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Rss filter

A command-line tool to download/filter/export RSS/ATOM feeds.

It is still an early DRAFT. You can suggest suggest improvements here

Overview

The author uses the the default configuration of the rss-filter (see config.java-backend.yml, the file is self-explaining) to search for remote programming jobs (in the Java backend area).

However, the tool can be used for anything else. The rss-filter can download RSS/ATOM feeds and filter them based on fulltext search queries (implemented with Lucene).

This means: in case the information you need exists in form of RSS/ATOM feeds - you can use the rss-filter as an RSS aggregator with your own set of (very flexible) filters. The tool outputs the *.atom files - you can browse them in your favorite RSS reader (author uses Liferea).

Prerequisites

  • Java 1.7 or higher
  • Maven 3 or higher
  • Terminal

To check the prerequisites:

$ mvn --version
Apache Maven 3.0.4

$ java -version
java version "1.7.0_07

Build

In the terminal run: mvn package

Use

 java -jar target/rss-filter-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar [-c <file>] [-h] [-q] [-v] <command> [command2] [command3] ... [commandN]

 Commands:
 get		Iterates over all configured data sources and retrieves the data (usually the RSS feeds)
 tag		attaches the tags to the rss items (actually delegates this to "taggers")
 tagclear	removes all tags attached to rss items (usefull when debugging taggers)
 export		goes through all configured "exportFiles" and write files (usually these are *.atom files in the current dir)

 Options:
 -c <file>   read configuration from the *.yml file (default: config.yml )
 -h          print help
 -q          logging: be extra quiet
 -v          logging: be extra verbose

 Example:
 java -jar target/rss-filter-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar -c config.java-backend.yml get tag export 

Credits

The sources (the job boards) in the config.yml are taken from these great projects:

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rss-filter's Issues

Add stemming (Porter algorithm?) to LuceneTagger

Having stemming in Java code we will have less redundancy in queries than at the moment.

Phrases like this:
"Backend Developer"~1 OR "Backend Development"~1
will be just "Backend Developer"~1
and stemming algorithm will cover all the variants

See config.java-backend.yml, under "lucenetagger" and "query"

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