Beispiel #1
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def metaWeblog_newPost(user, blogid, struct, publish="PUBLISH"):
    """ mt's newpost function..."""
    logger.debug("metaWeblog.newPost called")
    logger.debug("user: %s" % user)
    logger.debug("blogid: %s" % blogid)
    logger.debug("struct: %s" % struct)
    logger.debug("publish: %s" % publish)
    body = struct["description"]
    try:
        logger.info("Checking for passed blog parameter")
        blog = Blog.objects.get(pk=blogid)
    except ValueError:
        # probably expecting wp behavior
        logger.info("Specified blog not found, using default")
        blog = Blog.objects.filter(owner=user)[0]

    pub_date = datetime.datetime.now()

    post = Post(
        title=struct["title"],
        body=body,
        create_date=pub_date,
        update_date=pub_date,
        pub_date=pub_date,
        status=publish and "publish" or "draft",
        blog=blog,
        author=user.author,
    )
    post.prepopulate()
    logger.debug("Saving")
    # need to save beffore setting many-to-many fields, silly django
    post.save()
    categories = struct.get("categories", [])
    # logger.debug("Setting categories: %s" % categories)
    logger.warn("Categories no longer supported")
    # clist = []
    # for category in categories:
    #     try:
    #         c = Category.objects.filter(blog=blog, title=category)[0]
    #         logger.debug("Got %s" % c)
    #         clist.append(c)
    #     except Exception, e:
    #         logger.warn(str(e))
    # post.categories=clist
    post.save()
    logger.info("Post %s saved" % post)
    logger.info("Setting Tags")
    setTags(post, struct, key="mt_keywords")
    logger.debug("Handling Pings")
    logger.info("sending pings to host")
    send_pings(post)
    logger.debug("newPost finished")
    return post.id
Beispiel #2
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def metaWeblog_newPost(user, blogid, struct, publish="PUBLISH"):
    """ mt's newpost function..."""
    logger.debug("metaWeblog.newPost called")
    logger.debug("user: %s" % user)
    logger.debug("blogid: %s" % blogid)
    logger.debug("struct: %s" % struct)
    logger.debug("publish: %s" % publish)
    body = struct['description']
    try:
        logger.info("Checking for passed blog parameter")
        blog = Blog.objects.get(pk=blogid)
    except ValueError:
        # probably expecting wp behavior
        logger.info("Specified blog not found, using default")
        blog = Blog.objects.filter(owner=user)[0]

    pub_date = datetime.datetime.now()

    post = Post(title=struct['title'],
                body=body,
                create_date=pub_date,
                update_date=pub_date,
                pub_date=pub_date,
                status=publish and 'publish' or 'draft',
                blog=blog,
                author=user.author)
    post.prepopulate()
    logger.debug("Saving")
    # need to save beffore setting many-to-many fields, silly django
    post.save()
    categories = struct.get("categories", [])
    # logger.debug("Setting categories: %s" % categories)
    logger.warn("Categories no longer supported")
    # clist = []
    # for category in categories:
    #     try:
    #         c = Category.objects.filter(blog=blog, title=category)[0]
    #         logger.debug("Got %s" % c)
    #         clist.append(c)
    #     except Exception, e:
    #         logger.warn(str(e))
    # post.categories=clist
    post.save()
    logger.info("Post %s saved" % post)
    logger.info("Setting Tags")
    setTags(post, struct, key="mt_keywords")
    logger.debug("Handling Pings")
    logger.info("sending pings to host")
    send_pings(post)
    logger.debug("newPost finished")
    return post.id
Beispiel #3
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    def test_getRecentPosts_own_blog(self):
        # create 10 posts

        blogid = self.test_blog.id
        username = self.test_user1.username
        password = self.test_user1.author.remote_access_key

        for i in range(10):
            title = "Test Post %s" % str(i)
            body = "This is test post number %s" % i
            blog = self.test_blog
            author = self.test_user1.author
            p = Post(title=title, body=body, author=author, blog=blog)
            p.save()
        num_posts = 10
        posts = self.s.metaWeblog.getRecentPosts(blogid, username, password,
                                                 num_posts)
        self.assertEqual(10, len(posts))
Beispiel #4
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    def test_getRecentPosts_own_blog(self):
        # create 10 posts

        blogid = self.test_blog.id
        username = self.test_user1.username
        password = self.test_user1.author.remote_access_key


        for i in range(10):
            title = "Test Post %s" % str(i)
            body = "This is test post number %s" % i
            blog = self.test_blog
            author = self.test_user1.author
            p = Post(
                title=title,
                body=body,
                author=author,
                blog=blog
            )
            p.save()
        num_posts = 10
        posts = self.s.metaWeblog.getRecentPosts(blogid, username, password, num_posts)
        self.assertEqual(10, len(posts))
Beispiel #5
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def wp_newPost(user, blog_id, content):
    """
    Parameters
    int blog_id
    string username
    string password
    struct content
        string post_type
        string post_status
        string post_title
        int post_author
        string post_excerpt
        string post_content
        datetime post_date_gmt | post_date
        string post_format
        string post_name: Encoded URL (slug)
        string post_password
        string comment_status
        string ping_status
        int sticky
        int post_thumbnail
        int post_parent
        array custom_fields
            struct
            string key
            string value
    struct terms: Taxonomy names as keys, array of term IDs as values.
    struct terms_names: Taxonomy names as keys, array of term names as values.
    struct enclosure
        string url
        int length
        string type
    any other fields supported by wp_insert_post    
    
    ## EXAMPLE FROM DeskPM 
    
    { 'post_format': 'text', 
      'post_title': 'Test Post for desktop clients', 
      'post_status': 'publish', 
      'post_thumbnail': 0, 
      'sticky': False, 
      'post_content': '<p>This is a test post. </p><p>Go forth, and publish my good man...</p>', 
      'terms_names': {'post_tag': []}, 
      'comment_status': 'open'
    }
    
    ## Full-Featured Example
    
    {   'post_format': 'text', 
        'post_title': 'Full-featured Posts', 
        'post_status': 'publish', 
        'post_thumbnail': 0, 
        'sticky': False, 
        'post_content': "Fully Featured, With Pics & Stuff.\n\nMy, aren't **we** fancypants.", 
        'terms_names': {'post_tag': ['tag']}, 
        'comment_status': 'open'}
    Return Values
    string post_id
    Errors
    401
    - If the user does not have the edit_posts cap for this post type.
    - If user does not have permission to create post of the specified post_status.
    - If post_author is different than the user's ID and the user does not have the edit_others_posts cap for this post type.
    - If sticky is passed and user does not have permission to make the post sticky, regardless if sticky is set to 0, 1, false or true.
    - If a taxonomy in terms or terms_names is not supported by this post type.
    - If terms or terms_names is set but user does not have assign_terms cap.
    - If an ambiguous term name is used in terms_names.
    403
    - If invalid post_type is specified.
    - If an invalid term ID is specified in terms.
    404
    - If no author with that post_author ID exists.
    - If no attachment with that post_thumbnail ID exists.
    
    """
    logger.debug("wp.newPost entered")
    logger.debug("user: %s" % str(user))
    logger.debug("blog_id: %s" % str(blog_id))
    logger.debug("content:\n%s" % str(content))

    blog = Blog.objects.get(pk=blog_id)
    logger.info("blog: %s" % str(blog))
    pub_date = datetime.datetime.now()

    logger.info("blog: %s" % str(blog))
    logger.info("pub_date: %s" % str(pub_date))
    post = Post(title=content['post_title'],
                body=content['post_content'],
                create_date=pub_date,
                update_date=pub_date,
                pub_date=pub_date,
                status=content['post_status'],
                blog=blog,
                author=user.author)

    post.save()
    logger.info("Post %s saved" % post)
    # logger.info("Setting Tags")
    # setTags(post, struct)
    #logger.debug("Handling Pings")
    #logger.info("sending pings to host")
    # send_pings(post)
    struct = {
        'tags': content['terms_names']['post_tag'],
    }
    setTags(post, struct)
    logger.debug("newPost finished")
    # set categories? Hmm... categories for posts seem to be legacy thinking
    # set tags
    return str(post.id)
Beispiel #6
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        for dtime in ['post_date', 'post_modified']:
            if not post[dtime]:
                post[dtime] = datetime.datetime.now()
        p = Post(title=post['post_title'],
                 body=post['post_content'],
                 create_date=post['post_date'],
                 update_date=post['post_modified'],
                 pub_date=post['post_date'],
                 blog=loblog,
                 author=louser,
                 status=post['post_status'],
                 slug=post['post_name'])

        p.prepopulate()
        try:
            p.save()
            p.categories = catlist
            p.save()
        except:
            import traceback
            traceback.print_exc(sys.stderr)

        # get comments for this post...
        q = """
        SELECT * FROM ybwp_comments
            WHERE
        comment_post_ID = %d
        """ % post['ID']
        try:
            cur.execute(q)
            comments = cur.fetchall()
Beispiel #7
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 p = Post(
        title=post['post_title'],
        body = post['post_content'],
        create_date = post['post_date'],
        update_date = post['post_modified'],
        pub_date = post['post_date'],
        blog = loblog,
        author =louser,
        status = post['post_status'],
        slug=post['post_name']
        )
 
 
 p.prepopulate()
 try:
     p.save()
     p.categories = catlist
     p.save()
 except:
     import traceback
     traceback.print_exc(sys.stderr)
 
 
 # get comments for this post...
 q = """
 SELECT * FROM ybwp_comments
     WHERE
 comment_post_ID = %d
 """ % post['ID']
 try:
     cur.execute(q)
Beispiel #8
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def wp_newPost(user, blog_id, content):
    """
    Parameters
    int blog_id
    string username
    string password
    struct content
        string post_type
        string post_status
        string post_title
        int post_author
        string post_excerpt
        string post_content
        datetime post_date_gmt | post_date
        string post_format
        string post_name: Encoded URL (slug)
        string post_password
        string comment_status
        string ping_status
        int sticky
        int post_thumbnail
        int post_parent
        array custom_fields
            struct
            string key
            string value
    struct terms: Taxonomy names as keys, array of term IDs as values.
    struct terms_names: Taxonomy names as keys, array of term names as values.
    struct enclosure
        string url
        int length
        string type
    any other fields supported by wp_insert_post    
    
    ## EXAMPLE FROM DeskPM 
    
    { 'post_format': 'text', 
      'post_title': 'Test Post for desktop clients', 
      'post_status': 'publish', 
      'post_thumbnail': 0, 
      'sticky': False, 
      'post_content': '<p>This is a test post. </p><p>Go forth, and publish my good man...</p>', 
      'terms_names': {'post_tag': []}, 
      'comment_status': 'open'
    }
    
    ## Full-Featured Example
    
    {   'post_format': 'text', 
        'post_title': 'Full-featured Posts', 
        'post_status': 'publish', 
        'post_thumbnail': 0, 
        'sticky': False, 
        'post_content': "Fully Featured, With Pics & Stuff.\n\nMy, aren't **we** fancypants.", 
        'terms_names': {'post_tag': ['tag']}, 
        'comment_status': 'open'}
    Return Values
    string post_id
    Errors
    401
    - If the user does not have the edit_posts cap for this post type.
    - If user does not have permission to create post of the specified post_status.
    - If post_author is different than the user's ID and the user does not have the edit_others_posts cap for this post type.
    - If sticky is passed and user does not have permission to make the post sticky, regardless if sticky is set to 0, 1, false or true.
    - If a taxonomy in terms or terms_names is not supported by this post type.
    - If terms or terms_names is set but user does not have assign_terms cap.
    - If an ambiguous term name is used in terms_names.
    403
    - If invalid post_type is specified.
    - If an invalid term ID is specified in terms.
    404
    - If no author with that post_author ID exists.
    - If no attachment with that post_thumbnail ID exists.
    
    """
    logger.debug("wp.newPost entered")
    logger.debug("user: %s" % str(user))
    logger.debug("blog_id: %s" % str(blog_id))
    logger.debug("content:\n%s" % str(content))

    blog = Blog.objects.get(pk=blog_id)
    logger.info("blog: %s" % str(blog))
    pub_date = datetime.datetime.now()

    logger.info("blog: %s" % str(blog))
    logger.info("pub_date: %s" % str(pub_date))
    post = Post(
        title=content["post_title"],
        body=content["post_content"],
        create_date=pub_date,
        update_date=pub_date,
        pub_date=pub_date,
        status=content["post_status"],
        blog=blog,
        author=user.author,
    )

    post.save()
    logger.info("Post %s saved" % post)
    # logger.info("Setting Tags")
    # setTags(post, struct)
    # logger.debug("Handling Pings")
    # logger.info("sending pings to host")
    # send_pings(post)
    struct = {"tags": content["terms_names"]["post_tag"]}
    setTags(post, struct)
    logger.debug("newPost finished")
    # set categories? Hmm... categories for posts seem to be legacy thinking
    # set tags
    return str(post.id)
Beispiel #9
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def main():
    """docstring for main"""
    config['cursorclass'] = DictCursor
    cur = MySQLdb.connect(**config).cursor()
    # load the posts
    cur.execute("select * from ybwp_posts")
    posts = cur.fetchall()
    print "Cleaning out posts..."
    Post.objects.all().delete()

    print "Cleaning out categories..."
    Category.objects.all().delete()

    print "Cleaning out tags..."
    Tag.objects.all().delete()

    print "Cleaning out Links..."
    Link.objects.all().delete()

    print "Cleaning out pingbacks..."
    Pingback.objects.all().delete()

    print "Killing comments"
    FreeComment.objects.filter(content_type=\
                               ContentType.objects.get(\
                               model__exact='post')).delete()

    # load the categories
    # cur.execute("select * from ybwp_categories")
    # cats = cur.fetchall()
    loblog = Blog.objects.get(pk=1)
    print loblog
    louser = User.objects.filter(username__exact='Rube')

    # get links...
    cur.execute("""
                SELECT * FROM 
                    ybwp_categories, ybwp_links, ybwp_link2cat
                WHERE
                    ybwp_links.link_id = ybwp_link2cat.link_id 
                AND
                    ybwp_categories.cat_ID = ybwp_link2cat.category_id
            """)

    for link in cur.fetchall():
        # try to get the category...
        try:
            cat = LinkCategory.objects.get(title__iexact=link['cat_name'])
        except LinkCategory.DoesNotExist:
            # create a new category...blah.
            print "Creating category", link['cat_name']
            cat = LinkCategory(title=link['cat_name'],
                               description=link['category_description'],
                               blog=loblog,
                               visible=True)
            cat.save()
        # create a new link...
        link = Link(
            link_name=link['link_name'],
            category=cat,
            description=link['link_description'],
            rss=link['link_rss'],
            visible=True,
            url=link['link_url'],
            blog=loblog,
        )
        print link.description
        try:
            link.save()
        except Link.DoesNotExist:
            pass

    # for each wordpress entry
    for post in posts:
        status = "Processing %d" % (len(posts))
        cur.execute("""
        select ybwp_categories.cat_name, ybwp_categories.category_description
            from ybwp_categories, ybwp_post2cat
        where ybwp_post2cat.post_id = %d and ybwp_categories.cat_ID = ybwp_post2cat.category_id
        """ % (post['ID']))

        # status
        # cq = "select * from ybwp_comments where comment_post_ID = %d" % entry['ID']
        # cur.execute(q)
        # comments = cur.fetchall()
        #
        catlist = []
        for cat in cur.fetchall():
            # try to get the category
            try:
                locat = Category.objects.get(title__iexact=cat['cat_name'])
                # print "Found category", locat
            except Category.DoesNotExist, error:
                print "Error:", error
                # create the category...
                print "Creating", cat['cat_name']
                locat = Category(title=cat['cat_name'],
                                 description=cat['category_description'],
                                 blog=loblog)
                locat.save()
            catlist.append(locat)
            # print chardet.detect(post['post_title'])
            # post['post_title'] = post['post_title'].encode('latin-1')
            # post['post_content'] = post['post_content'].encode('latin-1')
        try:
            # let's see if this post already exists...
            xpost = Post.objects.get(title__exact=post['post_title'])
            # print "Found similar post", p.title
            if xpost.create_date == post['post_date']:
                print "NOT IMPORTING %s -- it exists" % str(post)
        except Post.DoesNotExist:
            status = status + ": %s" % post['post_title']
            # mod the dates...
            for dtime in ['post_date', 'post_modified']:
                if not post[dtime]:
                    post[dtime] = datetime.datetime.now()
            xpost = Post(title=post['post_title'],
                         body=post['post_content'],
                         create_date=post['post_date'],
                         update_date=post['post_modified'],
                         pub_date=post['post_date'],
                         blog=loblog,
                         author=louser,
                         status=post['post_status'],
                         slug=post['post_name'])

            xpost.prepopulate()
            try:
                xpost.save()
                xpost.categories = catlist
                xpost.save()
            except Post.DoesNotExist:
                traceback.print_exc(sys.stderr)

            # get comments for this post...
            try:
                cur.execute("""
            SELECT * FROM ybwp_comments
                WHERE
            comment_post_ID = %d
            """ % post['ID'])
                comments = cur.fetchall()
                contenttype = ContentType.objects.get(model__exact='post')
                site = Site.objects.get(id__exact=settings.SITE_ID)
                # create a comment for each comment...
            except Site.DoesNotExist:
                traceback.print_exc(sys.stdout)
                comments = []
                raw_input("press enter...")

            for comment in comments:
                if comment['comment_type'] == 'pingback':
                    # create a pingback for this post...
                    continue

                else:
                    if comment['comment_approved'] != 'spam':
                        newcomment = FreeComment(content_type=contenttype,
                                                 object_id=xpost.id,
                                                 comment=xmlify(comment['comment_content']),
                                                 person_name=comment['comment_author'],
                                                 person_email=\
                                                    xmlify(comment['comment_author_email']),
                                                 person_url=xmlify(comment['comment_author_url']),
                                                 # submit_date=comment['comment_date'],
                                                 is_public=comment['comment_approved'],
                                                 ip_address=comment['comment_author_IP'],
                                                 # approved=comment['comment_approved'],
                                                 site=site,
                                                )
                        try:
                            newcomment.save()
                            newcomment.submit_date = comment['comment_date']
                            newcomment.save()
                        except FreeComment.DoesNotExist:
                            print "ERROR:"
                            traceback.print_exc(sys.stderr)
                            print newcomment.person_name
                            print newcomment.person_url
                            print newcomment.comment

                            raw_input('error: hit enter to continue')
            status = status + ": %d comments" % len(comments)
            print status