Re: Category title plugin

Nice work!

I've tested them both on current pyblosxom CVS code and CVS code before 
the recent checkins (roughly version 1.0 with a few smaller changes), 
the results are below.

Ross Burton wrote:
> section_title.py allows you to create a '.title' file in each category
> directory, the contents of which are used as the blog title instead of
> the real name of the directory.
> 
> For example, my blosxom/sound-juicer category would normally set "sound-
> juicer" as the HTML <title>, but blosxom/sound-juicer/.title contains
> "Sound Juicer" so the HTML <title> is set to that instead.
> 

section_title.py works without modification.

> section_body.py lets you have an entry called body.txt which is moved to
> be the first entry for specified flavours.

Would it not be simpler to use a magic filename like you did with 
section_title.py?  Then you won't need your loop to remove existing 
entries with a filename 'body'.

The only changes required in this plugin are:

  * In your comments you say that py["section_body_flavour_list"] is the 
key to be used in the config file.  The actual key checked for in the 
code is "section_body_allowed_flavour_list".
  * The FileEntry constructor should now have the request object passed 
as the first parameter, not the config object.

> 
> If anyone tries these, discovers they don't work with Pyblosxom 1.0 and
> fixes them, please mail me. :)

Can you register these plugins in the pyblosxom registry?  (It would be 
good if you could register the "fixed" version 1.0 section_body.py 
plugin).

You might also want to add some sort of disclaimer and/or license to 
these plugins (though IANAL so you should make up your own mind on what 
if anything you want to add).

The registry can be found on http://planetpyblosxom.org/


Robert

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