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I have some websites I'd like to turn into a recipe for Calibre but they have no RSS feeds available.
They are accessed using section numbers like http://mywebsite.com/sectionname/part1 and I know the name and the number of parts in each section. I thought if I created 2 arrays, one with the section names and the other with matching number of parts that I could loop through them but I'm stuck as I don't know what the next step is to turn those addresses into feeds which can be returned and turned into a book. How can I create a recipe which loops through all sections and creates a separate feed for each section with each section's parts? Thanks in advance for any help! |
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Use the parse_index function. See for example atlantic.py
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