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# Wiki to HTML pages script
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## Depencencies
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* python3
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* [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/) Python library installed
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* Install:
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* `curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py`
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* `python3 get-pip.py`
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* [mwclient](https://mwclient.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html) Python library
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* Install:
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* `pip3 install mwclient`
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* [jinja2](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/2.11.x/) Python library
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* Install:
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* `pip3 install jinja2`
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* [Pillow](https://pillow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) Python library for image processing
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* `pip3 install Pillow`
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* [pandoc](https://pandoc.org/)
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* Install:
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* Debian/Ubuntu: `sudo apt install pandoc`
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* Mac: `brew install pandoc`
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## login.txt
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`login.txt` is a local and individual file, ignored by git, where you place you itch wiki username and password, in separate lines.
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It is used to let mwclient access the wiki, since it is close for reading and writing.
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```
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myusername
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mypassword
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```
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## Run
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`cd special-issue-11-wiki2html/`
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Run scripts together with `./run.sh`
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1 script at a time:
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`python3 download_imgs.py`
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* Downloads all images from wiki to `images/` directory
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* and stores each image's metadata to `images.json`
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`python3 query2html.py`
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* with ask API perform a query:
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* help `python3 query2html.py --help`
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* run dry `python3 query2html.py --dry` only printing request, not executing it
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* build custom query with arguments `--conditions --printouts --sort --order`
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* default query is: `[[File:+]][[Title::+]][[Part::+]][[Date::+]]|?Title|?Date|?Part|?Partof|sort=Date,Title,Part|order=asc,asc,asc`
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* custom queries
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* `python3 query2html.py --conditions '[[Date::>=1970/01/01]][[Date::<=1979/12/31]]'`
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* `python3 query2html.py --conditions '[[Creator::~*task force*]]'`
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Note: to avoid confusion or problems is better to leave the `--printouts` `--sort` `--order` arguments as the default.
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Otherwise document parts will start to get grouped not according to their Title, hence creating documents made from different original parts.
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## How does query2html.py work?
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Based on the query made:
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MW API will send back a number of Page titles that match the query conditions,
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together with its printouts (metadata proprety::value pairs).
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For each Page:
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* its locally stored image is found
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* its text retrieved from MW
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* a fragment of html (`document_part_html`) is generated based on the `templates/document_part.html`
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All Pages that *share the same metadata's Title value*, will:
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* gather all their html fragments in `all_document_parts`
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* render `templates/document.html` with the content of `all_document_parts`
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* save the render template to `'static_html/DocumentTitle.html'`,
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Each of the saved documents:
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* render `templates/index.html` with the info on each document has been saved into `documentslist`
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* resulting in `static_html/index.html`
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# Bulk image upload upload_imgs_dir.py
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Get Help: `python3 upload_imgs_dir.py --help`
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**Edit and run via** `.helper-upload_imgs_dir.sh`
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# Convert PDFs to folder of JPGs with pdf2jpg.sh
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By either:
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* running it from this folder and using absolute path to PDF
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`./pdf2jpg.sh "/full/path/to/2020_bantayog/PDFname.pdf"`
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* copying pdf2jpg.sh to 2020_bantayog/ and running with relative path to PDF
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`./pdf2jpg.sh "PDFname.pdf"`
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It is
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to convert pdfs to jpgs:
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convert -quality 100 -density 300 [name-of-pdf] %02d.jpg
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