feedparser but faster and worse
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Speedparser is a black-box reimplementation of the Universal Feed Parser. It uses lxml for feed parsing and for optional HTML cleaning. Its compatibility with feedparser is very good for a strict subset of fields, but poor for fields outside that subset. See tests/speedparsertests.py for more information on which fields are more or less compatible and which are not.
On an Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 750, running only on one core, feedparser managed 2.5 feeds/sec on the test feed set (roughly 4200 “feeds” in tests/feeds.tar.bz2), while speedparser manages around 65 feeds/sec with HTML cleaning on and 200 feeds/sec with cleaning off.
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