Buzz2day Tech

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Prompt:
I would like to create a Python Flask Application that shows me a list of live scores of cricket matches. There is a RSS Feed for this that is available over here:
https://static.cricinfo.com/rss/livescores.xml.
Let's use that.

Learn how to build a Live Cricket Score App that runs directly in your Command Prompt (CMD) using the power of Gemini CLI ⚙️ and Python! This tool fetches real-time scores using ESPN Cricinfo's live RSS feed and displays them beautifully right in your terminal window. Perfect for developers, cricket fans, and CLI lovers! 🚀

🔧 What You'll Learn:

Using Gemini CLI to scaffold a project

Fetching & parsing RSS feed (XML) from ESPN

Displaying live cricket scores in CMD

Python scripting basics for terminal apps

📦 Folder Structure:
Everything is organized inside a folder called live_score_app 📁

🔥 Stay updated with every boundary and wicket — right from your terminal!

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