agg (C) 2004, 2005 Thomas Coppi

Be sure to read doc/html/agg.html

agg is a Perl script that reads a config file(sample test.agg included) and uses the rules in the file to process RSS feeds outputted by gfeed and combine interesting ones into one big feed. "Interesting" feeds are at the moment recognized by running a specified regex on the Title of each item for every feed specified.  The script sometimes takes a while to run, not because of the filtering, sorting, or outputting, but because it sometimes takes gfeed a while to download, process, and output each feed. Because of how filtering regex's are specified, you are not required to specify only a matching regex.  You may use a s// or qr// regex if that is the affect you are after.  In fact, you can use any Perl-comapiable regex. The goal of the script is to make your life easier by searching your favorite feeds for interesting tidbits, perhaps modifying them a bit, and then combining them into one big feed, thus saving time.  Of course, you should still check the individual feeds from time to time as the filter can't catch everything(otherwise what would be the point?). To get started using agg, you can modify the included test.agg file to suit your needs.  You can add as many feeds as your computer's memory allows.
