Re: pybloxsom
Wari Wahab <[email protected]>
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Joseph Reagle wrote:
> Hello, I was glad to see "Support for different types of caching system" as
Caching is documented in the config.py, and the available cache
mechanism (only two of them for now) are available in libs/cache/
directory. You enable the cache by commenting out certain lines in
config.py (find cache)
> I like to edit valid html files. However, how do I enable this feature,
> don't see it in config.py ? (I'd like to use valid html, then have
> pybloxsom strip the html/head elements and replace them for that
> "category")
This requires an entryparser plugin that handles *.html files. Quite
easy to do actually. I don't have much time now, but if you know how to
program in python, here's the psuedocode of such plugin (please note
what I give you here will not work, just what you can do):
-htmlentryparser.py--------------------------------
FILE_EXT = 'html'
"""
Files with a .html extension will be an entry.
"""
__version__ = '$Id:$'
__author__ = 'someone'
def cb_entryparser(args):
args[FILE_EXT] = readfile
return args
def readfile(filename, request):
entryData = {}
d = file(filename).read()
title = lookForTitle(d)
# You can also look for other metadata (META tags?)
body = html[html.find('<body>') + 6:html.find('</body>')]
# Something like the above can be extracted with sgmlparser as well.
entryData = {'title': title,
'body': body}
# Call the postformat callbacks
tools.run_callback('postformat',
{'request': request,
'entry_data': entryData})
return entryData
-----------------------------------
If you're not sure what to do, maybe someone can voluteer on doing this
plugin.
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Regards: Wari Wahab
RoughingIT - http://roughingit.subtlehints.net
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