"/home/user/prep/suc001-crazy-title.epi"')
# ADN arguments
parser.add_argument('--post',
help='The text of your post on app.net, e.g. "New Episode of my \
#Podcast: SUC001 Crazy Title http://example.com/podcast/suc001-crazy-title"')
#################################################
# Parse and process command line arguments #
#################################################
# Well... parse them.
args = parser.parse_args()
# Init the Fism with the settings
fism = Fism(args.settings)
# OK, at this point, the parser hasn't detected any errors. Fine so far.
# Let's check for some rudimentary consistency:
# If you have one of the auphonic arguments, you need all of them.
if args.audio or args.title or args.track or args.subtitle or args.summary or args.tags or args.chapters:
# OK, one of them is there. Let's check if the others are there:
if not (args.audio and args.title and args.track and args.subtitle and args.summary):
print "It seems you want to use the auphonic module."
print "Some mandatory argument for the auphonic module is missing."
print "Mandatory arguments for the auphonic module are:"
print "--audio, --title, --track, --subtitle, --summary"
sys.exit("Please supply all mandatory arguments for auphonic.")
# Check if the settings are configured to use adn as comments for the Firtz:
if fism.use_adn_as_firtz_comments:
"""
Data needed for the Firtz
"""
self.prep_epi = raw_input('Specify relative or absolute path to a prepared \
*.epi file, e.g. "prep/spc001-crazy-title.epi" or \
"/home/user/prep/spc001-crazy-title.epi". (Default: None): ') or None
self.epi_dict = {}
while raw_input('Do you want to specify a(nother) key-value pair for the \
epi file? E.g. "date: 1945-05-23 23:05:23" yn (Default:n): \
') == ("y" or "Y" or "yes" or "Yes"):
key = raw_input('Specify key, e.g. "date": ')
value = raw_input('Specify value, e.g. "1945-05-23 23:05:23": ')
self.epi_dict[key] = value
def ask_adn(self):
"""
Data needed for ADN
"""
self.post = raw_input('Write your post text. (Max 256 characters): ')
if __name__ == "__main__":
ia = Interactive()
ia.ask()
# Init the Fism with the settings
fism = Fism((ia.settings or 'settings.json'))
# Start the Fism!
fism.start(ia.slug, ia.audio, ia.title, ia.track, ia.subtitle, ia.summary,
ia.post, ia.tags, ia.chapters, ia.epi_dict, ia.prep_epi)
