A personalized RSS feed aggregator.

1. Windows: Download the Pretty Parser for Windows directory. Run PrettyParser.exe. Enjoy.
2. Linux: The Windows applet works perfectly via Wine. You can install Wine from the Ubuntu Software Center or get it here.
3. macOS: No luck for you guys, yet.

This works on any OS, obviously.
You'll need Python 3.x installed on your system along with the Beautiful Soup and Requests modules, and probably LXML as well. (All available via pip and easy install)

1. The fetch() function downloads the XML files from the website's server.
2. The populate() function creates a local database from all the available XML feeds.
3. The user_queries() function takes in user preference.
4. The pparser() function assembles 25 random articles (by default) from all the sources and displays them in your system's default browser.
5. The style.css file is to make things look Pretty.

Of course you can edit the feeds dictionary and the corresponding feed_tags list to whichever feeds you want to follow.

Listed newest first -

• User can choose how many articles to view per page.
• User can decide whether articles should repeat or not.
• User can choose how old the articles should be. (0 for today's, 1 for since yesterday, 2 for since day before...)
• PrettyParser can detect old XML files.
• XML files are neatly stacked in a local folder.
• WINDOWS APPLET BIIITTCCHHEEESSSS!

• The Windows applet quits automatically after fetching sources. Works fine if you run it again.

##TO DO

• Implement the newspaper module for Python 3.x.
• Create a Python 2.x implementation.
• Perhaps use the python-goose module for better speed.