bash script: RSS Feed Reader Script
#!/bin/bash
# RSS feed URLs
rss_feeds=(
"https://example.com/rss"
"https://another-example.com/rss"
)
# Function to fetch and display latest articles from RSS feeds
fetch_latest_articles() {
for rss_feed in "${rss_feeds[@]}"
do
echo "Latest articles from $rss_feed:"
curl -s $rss_feed | grep -o '
echo "-------------------"
done
}
# Main script
fetch_latest_articles
The bash script provided is a simple RSS Feed Reader Script. It fetches and displays the latest articles from RSS feeds in a customizable format.
The script starts by defining an array `rss_feeds` that contains the URLs of the RSS feeds from which we want to fetch the latest articles.
Next, there is a function `fetch_latest_articles` that iterates over each RSS feed URL, fetches the content using `curl`, extracts the article titles using `grep` and `sed`, and then displays the titles on the console.
In the main part of the script, the `fetch_latest_articles` function is called to execute the fetching and displaying of the latest articles from the RSS feeds.
This script can be further customized by adding additional processing of the fetched data, error handling, or formatting options as per the requirements.