That's how it works

• Creating rss_read class object

• Using feedparser to get a page with function parse

• Then using output functions get info from the page

• Info (source link, image link, etc.) for every novelty pack in class Novelty

• Create a pack of news filled with novelty class objects

• When a pack of news is done come back to rss_reader.py

• Here we prepare to output info according to arguments from console and write down information into DB

• If there is '--to-pdf' or '--to-html' (or both arguments) argument in console we use functions from PDF_and_HTML_converting to: 1. Get some images (to avoid many copies of pictures we first of all delete images folder if it exists) 2. Add them into PDF or/and html file 3. Add all other information

• If there is also '--date Y%M%D' in console with '--to-pdf' or/and '--to-html' we write down into the pdf or/and html file(s) news for that date.

• If there is '--date Y%M%D' in console we take news with that date from our DB. If there is also '--limit N' arguments, we take N news from our DB.

• If in addition to '--to-pdf' or/and '--to-html' and '--date Y%M%D' there is '--limit N' we write down N news with that date to file(s) pdf or/and html

• If '--colorize' is in console args then we colorize our news in random colors. If there is no '--colorize' we use usual color (grey-white)

Important!

When using pdf or html converting input your path in look like this: "C:\Test\" or "C:\Test"