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feedparser documentation used to be available on http://feedparser.org/ but the URL now says the resource cannot be found and there is no forwarding address.
Anyone know where the documentation has moved or where I can find the documentation?
Also, using feedparser how can I retrieve an attribute for a tag. For example if a feed has a
<author firstName="john" lastName="doe">,
how can I retrieve the first and last names?
As others added, the material is now back up in a more official location: http://packages.python.org/feedparser/
Original Answer:
The wayback machine is your friend! To make a long story short, the author took all his material off the web. But you can find the doc’s at http://web.archive.org/web/20110726051510/http://feedparser.org/docs/