contrib/pyblosxom/getstamps.py

   1 """
   2 Run 'python getstamps.py' from the directory that contains your
   3 unpublished blog entries.
   4
   5 You may need to make some modification for your situation. This
   6 assumes your blog entries use a .txt extension.
   7
   8 Hacked on by Michael Olson <http://www.mwolson.org/>.
   9 """
  10 __author__ = 'Nathan Kent Bullock'
  11 __homepage__ = 'http://bullock.moo.com/nathan/'
  12 __email__ = 'nathan_kent_bullock -at- yahoo.ca'
  13 __version__ = '1.0'
  14
  15 import re, sys, os, types
  16
  17 OutFile=None
  18
  19 # The format of the date line in each blog entry
  20 DateRegexp = re.compile (r'^#date\s+(.+)$')
  21
  22 # The part of the filename of the blog entry to write to the
  23 # timestamps file.  Only the first grouping will be used.
  24 FileNameRegexp = re.compile (r'^(.+?)(\.muse)?$')
  25
  26 def getdate(f):
  27     for line in f:
  28         matched = DateRegexp.search(line)
  29         if matched:
  30             return matched.group(1)
  31
  32 def recurse(so_far):
  33     global OutFile
  34
  35     for filename in os.listdir(so_far):
  36         filepath = so_far + "/" + filename
  37
  38         # just makes output prettier.
  39         if filename == ".svn": continue
  40         if filename == ".arch-ids": continue
  41         if filename == "{arch}": continue
  42
  43         if os.path.isdir(filepath):
  44             print "dir %s" % (filepath,)
  45             recurse(filepath)
  46
  47         # You may need to modify the extension test
  48         if os.path.isfile(filepath) and filepath != "timestamps":
  49             thisfile = open(filepath,'r')
  50             thisdate = getdate (thisfile)
  51             matched = FileNameRegexp.search(filepath[2:])
  52             if thisdate and matched:
  53                 thisname = matched.group(1) + ".txt"
  54                 OutFile.write("%s %s\n" % (thisdate, thisname))
  55                 continue
  56
  57 if __name__ == "__main__":
  58     OutFile = open("timestamps", "w+")
  59     recurse(".")