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README.md

crunk-scheduler

webapi where you can request scheduled rss feed publishing. part of the crunk suite of software

readme driven development

  • crunk-scheduler should be able to take post request from other applications

    • set the time something should be added to the rss feed.
    • what should be added to the rss feed (think logbot style options)
    • optional: multiple feeds, specify which feed.
    • handle with Flask (could look into flask api packages)

  • crunk-scheduler should have a simple database (sqlite maybe) where the scheduled posts are stored.

    • store files on disk not in db.
    • use Flask-SQLAlchemy and Flask-Migrate

  • periodically check if there are new things that need to be posted.

    • check db and use Flask-APScheduler

  • generate the rss feed.

    • use feedgenerator
    • serve rss from static folder using Flask Blueprint