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newspaper is a Python package that allows developers to easily extract text, images, and videos from articles on the web.

It is designed to be fast, easy to use, and compatible with a wide variety of websites. It uses advanced algorithms to extract relevant information and metadata from articles, and it also supports several languages.

newspaper includes a http client or can ingest pre-scraped HTML documents.

The gofeed library is a robust feed parser that supports parsing both RSS, Atom and JSON feeds. The library provides a universal gofeed.Parser that will parse and convert all feed types into a hybrid gofeed.Feed model.

You also have the option of utilizing the feed specific atom.Parser or rss.Parser or json.Parser parsers which generate atom. Feed , rss.Feed and json.Feed respectively.

Supported feed types:

  • RSS 0.90
  • Netscape RSS 0.91
  • Userland RSS 0.91
  • RSS 0.92
  • RSS 0.93
  • RSS 0.94
  • RSS 1.0
  • RSS 2.0
  • Atom 0.3
  • Atom 1.0
  • JSON 1.0
  • JSON 1.1

Example Use


```python from newspaper import Article # Create a new article object article = Article('https://www.example.com/article') # Download the article article.download() # Parse the article article.parse() # Print the article text print(article.text) # Print the article title print(article.title) # Print the article authors print(article.authors) # Print the article publication date print(article.publish_date) ```
```go // parse feed from URL fp := gofeed.NewParser() fp.UserAgent = "MyCustomAgent 1.0" // we can modify http client with custom headers etc. feed, _ := fp.ParseURL("http://feeds.twit.tv/twit.xml") fmt.Println(feed.Title) // parse feed from string feedData := ` Sample Feed ` fp := gofeed.NewParser() feed, _ := fp.ParseString(feedData) fmt.Println(feed.Title) // or file file, _ := os.Open("/path/to/a/file.xml") defer file.Close() fp := gofeed.NewParser() feed, _ := fp.Parse(file) fmt.Println(feed.Title) ```

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