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Castro0o d31c4aa483 ask broken down into several arguments; --dry run		5 years ago
sandbox	updates to readme & run.sh	5 years ago
static	all parts of publication in a single html file	5 years ago
templates	date in template: year, month, day	5 years ago
.gitignore	fixed issues with pandoc, using local tmp files	5 years ago
README.md	ask broken down into several arguments; --dry run	5 years ago
download_imgs.py	sandbox: wiki_images.py	5 years ago
functions.py	ask broken down into several arguments; --dry run	5 years ago
images2html.py	fixed issues with pandoc, using local tmp files	5 years ago
imgs_info.py	images2html	5 years ago
publication2html.py	ask broken down into several arguments; --dry run	5 years ago
run.sh	updates to readme & run.sh	5 years ago

Wiki to HTML pages script

Depencencies

python3
pip Python library installed
- Install:
  - curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py
  - python3 get-pip.py
mwclient Python library
- Install:
  - pip3 install mwclient
jinja2 Python library
- Install:
  - pip3 install jinja2
pandoc
- Install:
  - Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install pandoc
  - Mac: brew install pandoc

login.txt is a local and individual file, ignored by git, where you place you itch wiki username and password, in separate lines.

It is used to let mwclient access the wiki, since it is close for reading and writing.

myusername
mypassword

cd special-issue-11-wiki2html/

Run scripts together with ./run.sh

1 script at a time:

python3 download_imgs.py

python3 publication2html.py

with ask API perform a query:
- help python3 publication2html.py --help
- run dry python3 publication2html.py --dry only printing request, not executing it
- build custom query with arguments --conditions --printouts --sort --order
- default query is: [[File:+]][[Title::+]][[Part::+]][[Date::+]]|?Title|?Date|?Part|?Partof|sort=Date,Title,Part|order=asc,asc,asc
- custom query python3 publication2html.py -c '[[Date::>=1970/01/01]][[Date::<=1979/12/31]]' -p '?Title|?Date|?Part|?Partof' -s 'Date,Title,Part' -o 'asc,asc,asc'
The results, with the same Title, are stored
- into 1 single HTML
- sorted by Part