pyAggr3g470r is a news aggregator with a Web interface. It features the use of a local or remote MongoDB database, article searching, e-mail notification, export of articles to HTML, EPUB, PDF, or raw text, favorite articles, sharing with Diaspora, Google Buzz, Pinboard, delicious, Identi.ca, Digg, reddit, Scoopeo, Blogmarks, and Twitter, and generation of QR codes with URLs of articles.
| Tags | RSS Python feedreader aggregator aggregate |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
| Operating Systems | Unix |
| Implementation | CherryPy feedparser mongodb |
Last announcement
The next major release of pyAggr3g470r will use a MongoDB database. This will provide a certain number of benefits. You can test it with the branc...
Recent releases


Release Notes: This version introduces some minor improvements and bugfixes. All features of pyAggr3g470r are now back (with MongoDB).


Release Notes: This version introduces minor improvements and a bugfix. Publication dates of articles are now stored as a datetime object. A bug in the script that converts an SQLite database to a MongoDB database is now fixed. A little documentation has been added.


Release Notes: A MongoDB database is now used instead of the SQLite database. This change offers a significant performance improvement. The database has been tested with more than 30,000 articles, but version 3.2 is still a test version. A more stable version will arrive soon.


Release Notes: A new version of the QR Code module is used. For each article, a QR Code is generated based on the content of the article. If the article is too long, only the article's URL is encoded in the QR Code. For a given string, the algorithm tries the generate as small a QR Code as possible. Minor bugs were fixed.


Release Notes: This release introduces exportation of articles to the HTML format and to the PDF format (there is still exportation to ePub). The sharing of articles with delicious.com was replaced by pinboard.in.