feat: set mtime and atime for generated files

README.md

@@ -1,11 +1,17 @@
-# Feather: local file-based RSS reader
+# Feather: file-based RSS reader
 
 ## Usage
 
 ### Reading a feed
 
+Directories, opening an item, sorting/searching by date/title (a.k.a. using a file manager)
+
 ### Marking items as read
 
+Delete
+
+See read items in the trash can
+
 ### Updating with the server
 
 Call `feather sync` to synchronize all local data with the server (read items, new items from the server, etc.).
@@ -45,11 +51,11 @@ After changing the configuration, you can call `feather regenerate` to regenerat
     - [ ] inotify might still be nice
 - [x] Make HTML filename configurable
 - [x] Make HTML template configurable
-- [ ] Nested categories
+- [ ] Nested categories: ttrss-python?
 - [ ] Share the fun somewhere
 - [x] Edge cases: mark as read during sync (if marked as read on server or not)
 - [x] Proper filename escaping
 - [x] Command to force regenerate all HTML files (incl. recompute datetimes & paths)
 - [x] Handle item updates
 - [ ] Actually think about the issues created by the duplicate warning
-- [ ] Set generated files creation/modification date instead of putting date in filename
+- [x] Set generated files creation/modification date instead of putting date in filename

config.default.toml

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ template = '''
 '''
 # Filename template for generated HTML files.
 # Can be set through the environment variable HTML_FILENAME_TEMPLATE.
-filename_template = "{{ published_formatted }}\t[{{ origin_title }}]\t{{ title }}.html"
+filename_template = "[{{ origin_title }}]\t{{ title }} ({{ published_formatted }}).html"
 # Maximum allowed filename length (in bytes assuming UTF-8 encoding) before truncating. Depending on your filesystem filename's limits it may be possible to increase the value, ask Wikipedia for details.
 # Can be set through the environment variable HTML_MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH.
 max_filename_length = 250

main.py

@@ -235,6 +235,8 @@ def generate_html_for_item(config, item_json, regenerate=False):
     else:
         with html_path.open("w") as f:
             f.write(config.item_template.render(item_json))
+        # set accessed date to update time, modified to publication time
+        os.utime(html_path, (max(item_json["updated"], item_json["updated"]), item_json["published"]))
 
 def remove_html_for_item(config, item_json, ignore_deleted=False):
     # Delete a HTML file for a JSON object