I wrote this script that downloads an RSS feed and converts it to HTML. One of my only concerns is my variable naming because I suck at naming things.# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-Simple RSS to HTML converter.__version__ = 0.0.2__author__ = Ricky L Wilsonfrom bs4 import BeautifulSoupfrom feedparser import parse as parse_feedTEMPLATE = u<h2 class='title'>{title}</h2><a class='link' href='{link}'>{title}</a><span class='description'>{summary}</span>def entry_to_html(**kwargs):    Formats feedparser entry.    return TEMPLATE.format(**kwargs).encode('utf-8')def convert_feed(url):    Main loop.    html_fragments = [entry_to_html(**entry) for entry in parse_feed(url).entries]    return BeautifulSoup(\n.join(html_fragments), 'lxml').prettify()def save_file(url, filename):    Saves data to disc.    with open(filename, 'w') as file_object:        file_object.write(convert_feed(url).encode('utf-8'))if __name__ == '__main__':    save_file('http://stackoverflow.com/feeds', 'index.html')    with open('index.html') as fobj:        print fobj.read()
RSS to HTML script - version two
python;html;parsing;rss