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Description:

podload 1.5.1

Introduction
Podload is a radically simple Python tool to manage podcasts with no fuzz.
It includes the following features:

Add new podcasts via their URL
Automatically download the latest episodes
Automatically clean up old episodes
Defining the retention time for each podcast
Putting podcasts into subdirectories, even nested ones

I'm using this tool to always have the latest podcasts on my Aftershokz Xtrainers.
Installation
Install the package via PyPi:
pip3 install podload

Install the package from source:
pip3 install podload@git+https://git.confirm.ch/confirm/podload.git

Usage
The usage of podload is quite simple:
usage: podload [-h] [-d] [-b BASEDIR] {info,clean,add,download,update,set-retention} ...

The simple podcast loader.

positional arguments:
{info,clean,add,download,update,set-retention}
info display the podcast infos
clean clean old episodes
add add a new podcast
download download the latest episodes
update shortcut for download, followed by clean
set-retention set a new retention

options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug enable debug mode
-b BASEDIR, --basedir BASEDIR base directory

For example, to add the "Wired UK" Podcast to /Volumes/XTRAINERZ you can run this:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ add https://www.wired.co.uk/rss/podcast/wired-podcast

The podcast is added to a sub directory, together with a metadata file which holds all the
important bits for the podload manager.
From now on you can download the latest episodes by executing:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ download

To clean up old episodes, run this:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ clean

To download and clean up, run this:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ update

To display all the infos run this:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ info

The WIRED Podcast (14 days retention):
2021-08-20 14:15 - Afghans are racing to erase their online lives
2021-08-27 11:00 - Is your name ruining your life?
2021-08-26 09:00 - Introducing Food People

By default a retention time of 7 days is used.
However, you can set another podcast default when adding the podcast by using the -r argument, or by calling set-retention afterwards. You can also override the retention temporarily when cleaning or downloading podcasts by using the -r argument.
# Permanent:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ add -r 14 https://www.wired.co.uk/rss/podcast/wired-podcast
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ set-retention "The WIRED Podcast" 14

# Temporarily:
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ clean -r 14
podload /Volumes/XTRAINERZ download -r 14