move fetch functionality to Feed
this allows to make for simpler tests, because we can easily fetch and parse a single object instead of having to run over a full config furthermore, it is more logical for plugins: they get passed a...
View Articlemove catchup down into plugins
output plugins are now actually called when catchup is used. responsability to skip slow and write operations are delegated to plugins, which makes them easier to develop and test
View Articlefollow redirections in wayback machine
requests that would hit logos on my blog were triggering 302 status which were considered failures. not sure where there's such a discrepancy between html pages and icons, but it makes sense to follow...
View Articleallow shorter plugin names on the commandline
The full plugin load path is quite a mouthful. Make it easier for our users and allow them to use only the shorter module name, relative to the `feed2exec.plugins` path, on the commandline only. We...
View Articleuse pytest parametrization for opml test files
this allows us to cleanly separate test failures and simplifies code
View Articleallow find_test_file to return the test directory
this is useful to load a list of files from the test suite
View Articledeal with feeds without a title
This includes the feed provided in issue #1 as test case, on license condition that input == output.
View Articlerename test_db fixture to db_path to follow conf_path convention
this is to make it easier to discover and more readable
View Articlerefactor temp db use to simplify test suite
This implies that the *same* test database and configurations are reused over the course of the various tests. This means we need to cleanup or remove the database from time to time. This is...
View Articlefix OPML import crash with missing config file
Somehow it's possible that load_first_config returns None, exactly in the case when there is no pre-existing configuration file. We duct-tape a fix that looks up in the default directory, but this is...
View Articlesplit code of conduct and contribution guide
While they do relate to each other, one is somewhat boilerplate and people may have read it before, while the other is specific to this project. Furthermore, some sites like GitHub expect to see a...
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