def __init__(self, rd, r, out, conv=None, change_units=True, mult=1):
import mealmaster_importer
self.add_to_instructions = []
self.conv = conv
mmf2mk = mealmaster_importer.mmf_constants()
self.uc = mmf2mk.unit_convr
recattrs_orig = mmf2mk.recattrs
self.recattrs = {}
for k, v in recattrs_orig.items():
self.recattrs[v] = k
self.categories = ""
exporter_mult.__init__(self,
rd,
r,
out,
conv=conv,
order=['attr', 'ings', 'text'],
attr_order=[
'title', 'cuisine', 'category', 'yields',
'cooktime', 'preptime', 'rating', 'source',
'link'
],
convert_attnames=False,
change_units=change_units,
mult=mult)
def __init__ (self, rd, r, out, conv=None,
css=os.path.join(gglobals.style_dir,"default.css"),
embed_css=True, start_html=True, end_html=True, imagedir="pics/", imgcount=1,
link_generator=None,
# exporter_mult args
mult=1,
change_units=True,
):
"""We export web pages. We have a number of possible options
here. css is a css file which will be embedded if embed_css is
true or referenced if not. start_html and end_html specify
whether or not to write header info (so we can be called in
the midst of another script writing a page). imgcount allows
an outside function to keep number exported images, handing
us the imgcount at the start of our export. link_generator
will be handed the ID referenced by any recipes called for
as ingredients. It should return a URL for that recipe
or None if it can't reference the recipe based on the ID."""
self.start_html=start_html
self.end_html=end_html
self.embed_css=embed_css
self.css=css
self.link_generator=link_generator
if imagedir and imagedir[-1] != os.path.sep: imagedir += os.path.sep #make sure we end w/ slash
if not imagedir: imagedir = "" #make sure it's a string
self.imagedir_absolute = os.path.join(os.path.split(out.name)[0],imagedir)
self.imagedir = imagedir
exporter_mult.__init__(self, rd, r, out,
conv=conv,
imgcount=imgcount,
mult=mult,
change_units=change_units,
do_markup=True,
use_ml=True)
def __init__ (self, rd, r, out, conv=None, change_units=True, mult=1):
import mealmaster_importer
self.add_to_instructions=""
self.conv = conv
mmf2mk = mealmaster_importer.mmf_constants()
self.uc=mmf2mk.unit_convr
recattrs_orig=mmf2mk.recattrs
self.recattrs={}
for k,v in recattrs_orig.items():
self.recattrs[v]=k
self.categories = ""
exporter_mult.__init__(self, rd, r, out,
conv=conv,
order=['attr','ings','text'],
attr_order=['title',
'cuisine',
'category',
'yields',
'cooktime',
'preptime',
'rating',
'source',
'link'],
convert_attnames=False,
change_units=change_units,
mult=mult)
def __init__(
self,
rd,
r,
out,
conv=None,
doc=None,
# exporter_mult args
mult=1,
change_units=True,
):
self.doc = doc
# This document will be appended by the strings to join them in the
# last step and pass it to the ebookwriter.
self.preparedDocument = []
#self.link_generator=link_generator
exporter_mult.__init__(self,
rd,
r,
out,
conv=conv,
imgcount=1,
mult=mult,
change_units=change_units,
do_markup=True,
use_ml=True)
def __init__ (self, rd, r, out, conv=None,
css=os.path.join(gglobals.style_dir,"default.css"),
embed_css=True, start_html=True, end_html=True, imagedir="pics/", imgcount=1,
link_generator=None,
# exporter_mult args
mult=1,
change_units=True,
):
"""We export web pages. We have a number of possible options
here. css is a css file which will be embedded if embed_css is
true or referenced if not. start_html and end_html specify
whether or not to write header info (so we can be called in
the midst of another script writing a page). imgcount allows
an outside function to keep number exported images, handing
us the imgcount at the start of our export. link_generator
will be handed the ID referenced by any recipes called for
as ingredients. It should return a URL for that recipe
or None if it can't reference the recipe based on the ID."""
self.start_html=start_html
self.end_html=end_html
self.embed_css=embed_css
self.css=css
self.link_generator=link_generator
if imagedir and imagedir[-1] != os.path.sep: imagedir += os.path.sep #make sure we end w/ slash
if not imagedir: imagedir = "" #make sure it's a string
self.imagedir_absolute = os.path.join(os.path.split(out.name)[0],imagedir)
self.imagedir = imagedir
exporter_mult.__init__(self, rd, r, out,
conv=conv,
imgcount=imgcount,
mult=mult,
change_units=change_units,
do_markup=True,
use_ml=True)
def __init__ (self, rd, r, out, conv=None,
doc=None,
# exporter_mult args
mult=1,
change_units=True,
):
self.doc = doc
# This document will be appended by the strings to join them in the
# last step and pass it to the ebookwriter.
self.preparedDocument = []
#self.link_generator=link_generator
exporter_mult.__init__(self, rd, r, out,
conv=conv,
imgcount=1,
mult=mult,
change_units=change_units,
do_markup=True,
use_ml=True)