def feed(args):
"""Makes a feed from an .md.in file."""
path = args.path
# Extract the metadata fields we need
meta = getmeta(path)
title = meta['rsstitle'] if 'rsstitle' in meta else None
subtitle = meta['subtitle'] if 'subtitle' in meta else ''
# Get the first ten RSS items from file listing at path
lines = getcontent(path)
items = [make_item(line.strip()) for line in lines \
if line.strip().endswith('.md') and \
os.path.isfile(line.strip())][:10]
# Create the RSS
rss = rss2.RSS2(generator=None,
docs=None,
title=title,
link=permalink(path[8:].replace('.md.in', '.html')),
description=subtitle,
lastBuildDate=datetime.datetime.now(),
items=items)
# Write it out
write(rss.to_xml())
def make_item(path):
"""Makes an item from .md file at path and its associated .html file."""
assert path.startswith('markdown/') and path.endswith('.md')
# Read and process the .md file
meta = getmeta(path)
# Get the permalink and guid
plink = permalink(path[8:].replace('.md', '.html'))
guid = rss2.Guid(plink)
# Get the metadata
pubdate = meta['date'] if 'date' in meta else None
author = meta['author'] if 'author' in meta else None
publisher = meta['publisher'] if 'publisher' in meta else None
source = meta['source'] if 'source' in meta else None
# Construct the item source
source = rss2.Source(publisher, source) if publisher and source else None
# Get the html body
path = path.replace('.md', '.html')
path = path.replace('markdown', 'www')
description = encode(get_content_body(path))
# Style the figure caption
description = description.replace('<figcaption>',
'<figcaption style="font-size: 80%;">')
return rss2.RSSItem(title=meta['title'], link=plink, pubDate=pubdate,
author=author, source=source, description=description,
guid=guid)
def content_writer():
"""Writes the processed content of a .md file to stdout.
Use it this way:
writer = content_writer()
next(writer)
writer.send('/path/to/file.md')
Send as many paths as you want.
The content is processed internally and by pandoc (via a system call).
The output is html. For any subsequent processing with pandoc, don't
forget to turn off its markdown_in_html_blocks extension.
"""
# Process the entry template with pandoc-tpp and write it to a
# temporary file. Remove leading spaces so that this can be written into
# a markdown file.
lines = pandoc_tpp.preprocess('templates/entry.html5')
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w+', suffix='.html5',
delete=False) as f:
template_path = f.name
f.writelines(lines)
# Keep track of the number of files processed
n = 0
while True:
# Get the path to the next entry
path = yield
assert path.startswith('markdown/')
# Get various types of links
relurl = path[8:-3] + '.html'
plink = permalink(relurl)
quoted_plink = urllib.parse.quote(plink).replace('/', '%2F')
# Renew the entry's metadata
meta = getmeta(path)
meta['rel-url'] = relurl
meta['permalink'] = plink
# Flag the first entry in the metadata
if n == 0:
meta['first-entry'] = 'True'
elif 'first-entry' in meta:
del meta['first-entry']
# Process the entry's content
lines = process(getcontent(path), meta, n)
# Write the markdown to a temporary file
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w+', delete=False) as f:
tmppath1 = f.name
writemeta(meta, f=f)
writelines(lines, f=f)
# Preprocess the temporary file if this is the first entry
if n==0:
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w+', delete=False) as f:
tmppath2 = f.name
subprocess.call(['bcms', 'preprocess', tmppath1], stdout=f)
else:
tmppath2 = tmppath1
# Write a horizontal rule between files
if n != 0:
write('\n<hr />\n')
# Start the new entry
write('\n')
write('<div id="entry-%d">\n'%n)
# Process the markdown with pandoc, writing the output to stdout
STDOUT.flush()
assert path.startswith('markdown/') and path.endswith('.md')
subprocess.call(['pandoc', tmppath2,
'-s', '-S',
'-f', 'markdown+markdown_attribute',
'-t', 'html5',
'--email-obfuscation', 'none',
'--template', template_path,
'-M', 'permalink=' + plink,
'-M', 'quoted-permalink=' + quoted_plink])
STDOUT.flush()
write('</div> <!-- id="entry-%d" -->\n'%n)
# Increment the counter
n += 1
