def post2Block(id, channel):
c = client()
c.setToken(w_token)
post = c.retrievePost(id)
title = post["title"]
content = post["body"]
data = {
"content": content,
"title": title,
}
try:
uri = 'https://api.are.na/v2/channels/' + '%s/blocks' % channel
r = requests.post(uri,
data=json.dumps(data),
headers={
"Authorization": "Bearer %s" % auth_token,
"Content-Type": "application/json"
})
except Exception as e:
print "Exception in createBlock: %s" % e
return e
return r.json()
def w2n(url, id):
# Setting up Notion client
# Put in your token here
token = ""
client = NotionClient(token_v2=token)
# Setting up Write.as client
c = writeas.client()
# Get Notion page url
page = client.get_block(url)
# Get Write.as post
post = c.retrievePost(id)
body = post['body']
title = post['title']
# Adds the Write.as post title to Notion page
if title != '':
page.children.add_new(SubheaderBlock, title=title)
# Add the Write.as post body to the Notion page by adding a new block
new = page.children.add_new(TextBlock, title=body)
return new
def block2Post(id):
c = client()
c.setToken(w_token)
block = getBlock(id)
body = block['content']
title = block['title']
post = c.createPost(body, title)
return post
def update():
# Grabs the RSS feed and converts the list of links into a string
list = read(feed)
feed_body = convert(list)
# Combines the intro with the list to form the body
body = '{}\n\n{}'.format(intro, feed_body)
c = writeas.client()
c.setToken(token)
p = c.retrieveCPost(alias, slug)
id = p['id']
current_body = p['body']
# Here is the code in the fxn that updates the post as the RSS feed updates
# But if the RSS feed body and current body are the same, just spit out the post
if current_body != body:
c.updatePost(id, body=body)
url = 'https://write.as/{}/{}'.format(alias, slug)
return url
import writeas
import os
import json
# SET UP BEFORE RUNNING
# Add name of Write.as blog here (for ex: '365-rfcs' for 'https://write.as/365-rfcs')
collection = ''
# Add the complete folder path to your Dat blog here (for ex: '/Users/cjeller/Sites/365-rfcs-test')
path = ''
# Then the write.as business logic begins
c = writeas.client()
list = []
# I assume 200 posts is more than generous!
for i in range(1, 20):
# Iterate through the pages...
cposts = c.retrieveCPosts(collection, i)
posts = cposts['posts']
# If the posts are not an empty list, take each post and put it in a list!
# That way it catches pages that don't have 10 posts
if posts != []:
for post in posts:
# Append to the list of posts
list.append(post)
else:
break
# This is so that when each post added to the posts.md file, it will appear in chronological order
list.reverse()