README.md

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 # autoradio
 
-A little Python script to download audio files from RSS feeds. Installation
-is messy and I have tested this on exactly two feeds, so it's my no means
-finished software.
+Auto download of mp3s from podcast feeds using a little Python script.
 
 ## Installation
 
-I packaged this project with poetry and then discovered that poetry can't
-install pycurl properly, as the latter requires command-line options to compile
-it with the correct SSL backend. Here's the manual workaround:
-
-    > git clone https://git.tilde.town/bombinans/autoradio.git
-    > cd autoradio
-    > poetry install
-    > poetry shell
-    > pip uninstall pycurl
-    > pip install --compile --install-option="--with-openssl" pycurl
-    > poetry run autoradio --config config.json
-
-The config file looks like this.
-
-    {
-        "feeds": {
-            "Utility Fog": {
-                "url": "https://www.frogworth.com/utilityfog/feed/",
-                "dir": "/media/pi/Storage/Music/Utility Fog"
-            },
-            "RA Podcast": {
-                "url": "https://ra.co/xml/podcast.xml",
-                "dir": "/media/pi/Storage/Music/RA_Podcast"
-            }
-        },
-        "max": 10
-    }
-
-Each feed has a URL and a directory where the files will be downloaded. If a
-file with the same name is already present, it won't be re-downloaded.
-
-The value in "max" is the number of entries to look at from each feed, starting
-from the latest. The script parses the RSS feed and looks for links which 
-seem likely to contain audio and tries to fetch them using pycurl (this handles
-things like redirects, hopefully).
+I haven't worked out how to intall pycurl with poetry, as it looks like it
+required a command-line flag to specify the SSL backend, and poetry doesn't
+seem to support that. So for my local install I pip installed it by hand