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#!/usr/bin/python
from xmlrpclib import *
import sys
server = Server("http://madoka.spb.ru/~fox/testbox/tt-rss/xml-rpc.php")
login = "fox"
password = "sotona"
try:
# print server.rss.getAllFeeds("fox", "sotona");
# print server.rss.subscribeToFeed(login, password,
# "http://tt-rss.spb.ru/forum/rss.php")
# print server.rss.getSubscribedFeeds(login, password)
# print server.rss.getFeedHeadlines(login, password, 22, 30, 0)
print server.rss.getArticle(login, password, 185429);
# print server.rss.setArticleMarked(login, password, 185429, 2);
print server.rss.setArticleRead(login, password, 185429, 2);
# print server.rss.setArticleMarked(login, password, 185429, 2);
print server.rss.getArticle(login, password, 185429);
# print server.rss.setArticleMarked(login, password, 185429, 2);
print server.rss.setArticleRead(login, password, 185429, 2);
# print "Got '" + server.examples.getStateName(32) + "'"
#
# r = server.mail.send("edd", "Test",
# "Bonjour.", "freddy", "", "",
# 'text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"')
# if r:
# print "Mail sent OK"
# else:
# print "Error sending mail"
#
#
# r = server.examples.echo('Three "blind" mice - ' + "See 'how' they run")
# print r
#
# # name/age example. this exercises structs and arrays
#
# a = [ {'name': 'Dave', 'age': 35}, {'name': 'Edd', 'age': 45 },
# {'name': 'Fred', 'age': 23}, {'name': 'Barney', 'age': 36 }]
# r = server.examples.sortByAge(a)
# print r
#
# # test base 64
# b = Binary("Mary had a little lamb She tied it to a pylon")
# b.encode(sys.stdout)
# r = server.examples.decode64(b)
# print r
except Error, v:
print "XML-RPC Error:",v
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