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view feedupdate-main.py @ 109:bf22b32ae9f7
expire articles only after 90 days, it seems some feeds keep sending very old stuff
author | Dirk Olmes <dirk@xanthippe.ping.de> |
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date | Tue, 29 Mar 2011 04:06:50 +0200 |
parents | d20e99d46d78 |
children | 43c234c8fe87 |
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#!/usr/bin/env python import Database from datetime import datetime, timedelta from Feed import Feed import FeedUpdater import logging import Mapping from sqlalchemy.sql import and_ import util logger = logging.getLogger("feedupdater") def listFeeds(session): allFeeds = session.query(Feed) for feed in allFeeds: logger.info("feed: " + feed.name) for entry in feed.entries: print entry.title def expireFeedEntries(session): expireDate = _calculateExpireDate() logger.info("expiring entries older than " + str(expireDate)) feedEntry = Mapping.feedEntryTable deleteStatement = feedEntry.delete().where( and_(feedEntry.c.create_timestamp < expireDate, feedEntry.c.read == 1) ) deleteStatement.execute() def _calculateExpireDate(): now = datetime.now() delta = timedelta(days=90) return now - delta if __name__ == "__main__": util.configureLogging() session = Database.createSession() #util.loadFeeds(session) #util.forceUpdateAllFeeds(session) #listFeeds(session) #OpmlImport.createFeedsFromOPML(session, "feed-data/feeds.opml.xml") FeedUpdater.updateAllFeeds(session) expireFeedEntries(session) session.close()