For now `feedinfo` just contains a single line with the URL of the feed and how often to check for updates (in minutes, in this case 1440 is once per day)
You can now run `raccoon update` to fetch all of your feeds over Tor. It will only attempt to fetch feeds that haven't been checked for the given update period.
To produce reports, you can run `raccoon report <report.template>` and raccoon will produce a markdown/html hybrid of a report that can be piped to a utility like `markdown` to produce a html report.
* Each report line can either print out a list of ALL items in the feed, or all items from the last DAY or the last WEEK, or a specific feed item (counting from 0)
* For each feed item you can print out the Title, Link & Description or any combination.
Please see the report.template provided in this repository for a more complete example.
You can also download images (or technically any other file) using a file called `images` in the directory (see the `pt-reyes` folder) - this is useful if you want to download specific data (like satellite images) from a resource that updates fairly often.
## Notes
You will need to be running a local `tor` proxy on port `9050`
There is very little in the way of graceful error handling, contributions appreciated, please also feel free to submit issues & feature requests.