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See the # # GNU General Public License for more details. # # # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # # along with LyxBlogger. If not, see . # # # ######################################################################## ############ U S E R D E F I N E D V A R I A B L E S ######### AUTO_URL = 'http://blogtest.letseatalready.com/xmlrpc.php' AUTO_USER = 'test' AUTO_PASSWORD = 'test' AUTO_LOGIN = True ########### T H E R E S T O F T H E C O D E ############### import sys, os, re import wordpresslib from getpass import getpass from Blog.image import up_images from Blog.image import get_image_dir from Blog.term import term_open from Blog.misc import pr3 from Blog.misc import wait_for_consumer error_msg = '' input_file = sys.argv[1] # Incoming file name IMAGE_DIR = '' # Empty until defined otherwise # Open LyXPresso in a separate terminal term_open(input_file) pr3 ('LYXPRESSO') pr3 ('Welcome to LyXPresso') pr3 ('Author: Jack Desert') pr3 ('Website: LetsEATalready.com\n') IMAGE_DIR = get_image_dir(input_file) # Define Which Format to Use pr3 ("FORMAT") if(input_file[-6:] == '.xhtml'): pr3 ("Input file ends in xhtml. Assuming this came from LyXHTML") ELYXER_ENGINE = False elif(input_file[-5:] == '.html'): pr3 ("Input file ends in html. Assuming this came from eLyXer") ELYXER_ENGINE = True else: error_msg += 'Error: Input file must be of type .xhtml or .html/n/n' raise Exception(error_msg) # Read data from file f = open(input_file, 'r') html = f.read() f.close() # RECORD TITLE FROM HEADER TO USE AS POST tit_exp = re.compile(''' # Start of the <title> tag ..{1,}? # Anything in the middle (non-greedy) # Closing tag ''', re.VERBOSE) # VERBOSE allows ''' ''' tit_obj = tit_exp.search(html) # eLyXer uses 'Converted document' as the default title if there is none. # This code prevents 'Converted document' from being posted in your blog. TITLE_EXPECTED, TITLE_PROMPT = False, True pr3 ("\nTITLE") if(tit_obj): TITLE_EXPECTED = True full_title_tag = tit_obj.group() blog_title = full_title_tag[7:-8] # Strip tags off if (blog_title != 'Converted document'): TITLE_PROMPT = False if(TITLE_PROMPT): pr3 ('No title found in document.') pr3 ('Please enter a title now') blog_title = sys.stdin.readline().replace('\n', '') pr3 ('Using title: ' + blog_title) # REMOVING TITLE FROM BODY # Typical body title using ENGINE_INTERNAL: #

# Example Article Title

#

# Typical body title using ELYXER_ENGINE using optional sizing: #

# Hi Brian # #

exp = re.compile(''' # The rest of the tag ..{1,}? # Anything (non-greedy) # Closing tag ''', re.VERBOSE | re.DOTALL) # .. can include linebreaks bt_obj = exp.search(html) if(bt_obj): entire_bt_tag = bt_obj.group() html = html.replace(entire_bt_tag, '') elif (TITLE_EXPECTED): pr3 ('\nWARNING! The title of your entry may appear twice. Please notify the author at jackdesert556@gmail.com to have this bug squashed.\n\n Press Enter to continue uploading.') sys.stdin.readline() # What this really means is an opening title tag was found, but # no title tag was found in the body. # Eliminate everything outside the tags START_TAG = '' END_TAG = '' if (START_TAG in html): html = html.partition(START_TAG)[2] html = html.partition(END_TAG)[0] # Reinvoke and tags from their escape sequence counterparts html = html.replace('<code>', '') html = html.replace('</code>', '') # Remove Arrows from footnotes and margin notes html = html.replace('[→', '[') html = html.replace('→]', ']') # Strip off cut material using the flag '#! CUT MATERIAL' CUT_FLAG = '#! CUT MATERIAL' pr3 ("\nCUT_FLAG") pr3 ("Anything placed after the CUT_FLAG in your document will not be uploaded.") pr3 ("This is helpful for keeping notes that you might put back in a later draft.") if(ELYXER_ENGINE): # ELYXER may put a tag in if you change the size exp = re.compile('
\n(){0,1}?' + CUT_FLAG) else: # INTERNAL uses a magicparlabel-num exp = re.compile('
\n' + CUT_FLAG) srch_obj = exp.search(html) if(srch_obj): start_index = srch_obj.start() # pr3('this expression found at location: ' + str(start_index)) html = html[0:start_index] pr3 ('The Following String was found in your document and was ') pr3 ('successfully used as a CUT_FLAG: ') pr3 (CUT_FLAG + '\n') else: pr3 ("Place the contents of the following line at the beginning of") pr3 (" a paragraph to use it as a CUT_FLAG: ") pr3 (CUT_FLAG + '\n') if (AUTO_LOGIN == True): display_url = AUTO_URL[0:-11] pr3 ("Publish this document to " + display_url + "? Y (N)") a = sys.stdin.readline() if (a == 'Y\n' or a == 'y\n'): wordpress_url = AUTO_URL user = AUTO_USER password = AUTO_PASSWORD else: AUTO_LOGIN = False if (AUTO_LOGIN ==False): pr3 ("URL") pr3("Please enter your WordPress URL") pr3("Example: cool_site.wordpress.com") wordpress_url = sys.stdin.readline() wordpress_url = wordpress_url.replace('http://', '') wordpress_url = wordpress_url.replace('www.', '') wordpress_url = wordpress_url.replace('\n', '') wordpress_url = 'http://' + wordpress_url + '/xmlrpc.php' pr3 ("The page we'll be talking is " + wordpress_url) pr3 ("\nUSERNAME") pr3("Please enter your WordPress username") user = sys.stdin.readline().replace('\n', '') pr3("Username is " + user + '.') pr3 ("\nPASSWORD") pr3("Please enter your WordPress password") password = getpass() pr3 ("Thank you.") # prepare client object wp = wordpresslib.WordPressClient(wordpress_url, user, password) # select blog id wp.selectBlog(0) pr3 ('\nCATEGORY') pr3 ('Retrieving Categories From Server') cat_list = wp.getCategoryList() cat_counter = 1 for cat in cat_list: pr3 (str(cat_counter) + '. ' + cat.name) cat_counter += 1 cat_id = None while (1): try: pr3 ('Please enter the NUMBER next to the category for this post') cat_response = sys.stdin.readline().replace('\n', '') cat = int(cat_response) cat_id = cat_list[cat-1].id pr3 ('Category Selected: ' + cat_list[cat-1].name + '\n') break except: pr3 ("Category Response Not Understood.\n") html = up_images(html, wp, ELYXER_ENGINE, IMAGE_DIR) # create post object post = wordpresslib.WordPressPost() post.title = blog_title post.description = html # I have no idea why this takes a tuple (something, ) post.categories = (cat_id,) # publish post pr3 ('\nWORDS\nNow We\'ll Upload Your Thoughts') filesize = str(os.path.getsize(input_file) / 1024) + ' kB' pr3("Uploading xhtml: " + input_file + '. Size: ' + filesize ) idNewPost = wp.newPost(post, True) pr3 ('\nSUCCESS!') pr3 ('You just published your document to ' + wordpress_url[7:-11]) pr3 ('Thank you for using LyXPresso.\n\n') wait_for_consumer() LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/Blog/0000755000175000017500000000000011354517131013245 5ustar jdjdLyxBlogger_0.33alpha/Blog/__init__.py0000644000175000017500000000000011354517131015344 0ustar jdjdLyxBlogger_0.33alpha/Blog/image.py0000644000175000017500000001264511354517131014711 0ustar jdjd#! /usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ##################### A U T H O R ########################## # # # Copyright 2010 Jack Desert # # # # # # # ###################### L I C E N S E ########################## # # # This file is part of LyxBlogger. # # # # LyxBlogger is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published # # by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, # # or (at your option) any later version. # # # # LyxBlogger is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # # GNU General Public License for more details. # # # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # # along with LyxBlogger. If not, see . # # # ######################################################################## import os, sys import re import wordpresslib from misc import pr3 def up_images(in_html, wp_client_obj, ELYXER_ENGINE, in_IMAGE_DIR): # Find local location of a single image within the (x)html file if(ELYXER_ENGINE): # eLyXer img tags looks something like this: # figure rv-8_tiny.jpg # Notice ELYXER uses double quotes instead of single quotes within the tag. img_exp = re.compile(''' tag -- note two escaped spaces src=" # Note use of double quotes instead of single (?!http://) # Negative lookahead expression (if it has http:// it's already been changed to web reference) ..*? # Non-greedy (short as possible match) of stuff in middle /> # The closing of the tag ''', re.VERBOSE) else: # INTERNAL img tags look something like this: # image: 0_home_jd_Escritorio_rv-8_tiny.jpg img_exp = re.compile(''' # The closing of the tag ''', re.VERBOSE) img_obj = img_exp.search(in_html) imageSrc = None if(img_obj): pr3 ('IMAGES\nFirst We\'ll Upload Your Images') while(img_obj): img_tag = img_obj.group() # Find local address of image # The only difference between the two is single vs double quotes if (ELYXER_ENGINE): add_exp = re.compile(''' src=" # The beginning of the address ..*? # Non-greedy rest of the address " # The (first) closing (double) quotation mark ''', re.VERBOSE) else: add_exp = re.compile(''' src=' # The beginning of the address ..*? # Non-greedy rest of the address ' # The (first) closing (single) quotation mark ''', re.VERBOSE) add_obj = add_exp.search(img_tag) if (add_obj == None): pr3 ("Error parsing img tag: " + img_tag) msg = "LyxBlogger failed to find src attribute in tag" raise Exception(msg) long_address = add_obj.group() short_address = long_address[5:-1] # Strip off the src=" filesize = str(os.path.getsize(in_IMAGE_DIR + short_address) / 1024) + ' kB' pr3("Uploading image: " + short_address + '. Size: ' + filesize ) # upload image for post imageSrc = wp_client_obj.newMediaObject(in_IMAGE_DIR + short_address) in_html = in_html.replace(short_address, imageSrc) img_obj = img_exp.search(in_html) # Note this is a repeat. return(in_html) # FIND IMAGE DIRECTORY # Look for either backslash (win32) or forslash (everything else) # to find directory where images reside def get_image_dir(in_input_file): directory = '' if (sys.platform == 'win32'): input_exp = re.compile('..{1,}\\\\') # Greedy to catch full folder else: input_exp = re.compile('..{1,}/') # Greedy to catch full folder input_obj = input_exp.match(in_input_file) # Must match at beginning of expression if (input_obj): directory = input_obj.group() return directory LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/Blog/term.py0000644000175000017500000000646711354517131014603 0ustar jdjd#! /usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ##################### A U T H O R ########################## # # # Copyright 2010 Jack Desert # # # # # # # ###################### L I C E N S E ########################## # # # This file is part of LyxBlogger. # # # # LyxBlogger is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published # # by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, # # or (at your option) any later version. # # # # LyxBlogger is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # # GNU General Public License for more details. # # # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # # along with LyxBlogger. If not, see . # # # ######################################################################## import sys, os from misc import pr3 def new_shell(): # Determine which operating system is in use system = sys.platform if (sys.platform == 'win32'): pr3('Running on Windows') return('start python.exe %s %s %s ') elif (sys.platform == 'darwin'): pr3('Running on OSX') elif (sys.platform == 'linux2'): pr3('Running on Linux') else: pr3('I\'m not sure what operating system you are running on.') pr3('Please write the author at jackdesert556@gmail.com to report possible bug') # Linux, Mac, and unidentified OS's call xterm return('xterm -hold -fg gold -bg black -fn 10x20 -e python %s %s %s ') def term_open(in_input_file): CALLED_FROM_XTERM = 'string_of_text_to_pass_when_called_from_xterm' CALL_MODULE = '-m lyxpresso' # If already called from xterm, run the program as normal. # Otherwise, call the program from xterm so it's visible if (len(sys.argv) >= 3) and (sys.argv[2] == CALLED_FROM_XTERM): pass # Called correctly, so code will execute else: # Spawn a new xterm window to run this program in # -hold means leave window open after process completes # -fg is foreground color # -bg is background color # -fn is font (size) # -e means call a program command = new_shell() % (CALL_MODULE, in_input_file, CALLED_FROM_XTERM) pr3('command is ' + command) os.system(command) sys.exit(0) # Exit so program is not repeated. # Anything below this will not be executed LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/Blog/misc.py0000644000175000017500000000505611354517131014560 0ustar jdjd#! /usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ##################### A U T H O R ########################## # # # Copyright 2010 Jack Desert # # # # # # # ###################### L I C E N S E ########################## # # # This file is part of LyxBlogger. # # # # LyxBlogger is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published # # by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, # # or (at your option) any later version. # # # # LyxBlogger is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # # GNU General Public License for more details. # # # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # # along with LyxBlogger. If not, see . # # # ######################################################################## # Miscellaneous functioncs used by LyxBlogger import sys, time def pr3(input): # Use sys.stdout instead of print so results can be used for automated testing # For some reason a newline character is required to flush ? # That's okay, because we'll use str.rstrip on the other side sys.stdout.write(input + '\n') # Each line must be flushed so it can be read by the other side. sys.stdout.flush() def wait_for_consumer(): if (sys.platform == 'win32'): pr3('Please close this window when you are ready.') time.sleep(86400) # Wati a whole day elif(sys.platform == 'darwin'): pr3("FN + SHIFT + UP_ARROW scrolls screen COMMAND + W closes this window") else: pr3("SHIFT + PAGE UP scrolls screen ALT + F4 closes this window") LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/README.html0000644000175000017500000005763411354517131014224 0ustar jdjd LyX wiki | Tools / LyxBlogger
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LyxBlogger allows LyX to post beautifully formatted code directly to your WordPress blog.

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LyxBlogger 0.32

This document is a snapshot of the LyxBlogger wiki page, http://wiki.lyx.org/Tools/LyxBlogger, taken on March 27, 2010, coinciding with the release date of LyxBlogger 0.32.


Premise

LyX really is a new way of thinking about documents. There is a bit of a learning curve about it, but once you get the formatting set up the way you want it, each successive chapter in your book sets up exactly the same-- automatically. It also prevents you from doing things that don't normally make sense, like putting two spaces between a word, or a space at the beginning of a paragraph. It won't even let you accidentally (or on purpose) put two blank lines between paragraphs. Content is content and layout is layout - and LyX does a good job keeping them separate.

So many of us have become LyX addicts for these and other reasons. But when one wants to publish to the web, as in creating an online blog, there comes a dilemma of the having your cake and eating it too variety. Of course LyX users still want to compose everything they do in LyX. But blogging engines, such as WordPress, don't speak LyX, and they don't understand PDF either. They hunger for none other than xhtml. Ah, but how to get your beautiful looking, carefully arranged document from LyX to WordPress, while retaining your document's organization and allowing you to still manage your own CSS style file to tweak the formatting?

LyX die hards have done it the hard way before. Like composing a document in LyX, then copying the screen into the blog engine composition window, and re-adding any formatting that was lost for titles, headings, emphasis, lists, and so on. Well those days are over. Now you can talk directly from LyX to your favorite blogging engine. That is, as long as your favorite blogging engine is WordPress.

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Solution

LyxBlogger allows you to post to your WordPress blog right from LyX. LyxBlogger 0.32 comes with the following features:

  • Provides XML-RPC connectivity to WordPress Blogs
  • Uploads images automatically
  • Supports eLyXer XHTML format
  • Supports LyX 2.0 (internal) LyXHTML format
  • Extracts title from document and uses it as the posting title
  • Preserves document organization hierarchy as CSS classes
  • Provides consistent look among all your blog entries based on your master CSS file
  • Retrieves category list from server to allow user selection
  • Gives option to post to test site at blogtest.letseatalready.com
  • Displays messages and gets user input through xterm window
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Download

LyxBlogger is available as a free download from http://code.google.com/p/lyxblogger.

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Installation

First, make sure you have Python installed on your machine. (Developed on Python 2.6.4) Then install LyxBlogger by downloading the latest version from here. Install it by running

$ tar -xvf LyxBlogger_x.xx.tar.gz
$ cd LyxBlogger_x.xx/
$ sudo cp lyxblogger /usr/bin/.

You must also install the wordpresslib.py library (included in LyxBlogger_x.xx.tar.gz file). To install the wordpresslib.py library, enter the command

$ python setup.py install

An xhtml converter is also required. Select and install an appropriate xhtml converter for your version of LyX.

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Supported xhtml converters for LyX 1.6.x

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Supported xhtml converters for LyX 2.0

  • eLyXer
  • LyXHTML (Internal in LyX 2.0)
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Running

To invoke LyxBlogger, first generate (x)html by previewing LyXHTML from LyX 2.0, or by either previewing or manually invoking eLyXer. Then cd to the directory where the (x)html files and images reside The location is shown in your browser window when you preview. Invoke LyxBlogger as

$ lyxblogger input_file.(x)html
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Auto Log In

LyxBlogger comes out of the box ready to upload to a test site (blogtest.letseatalready.com) where you can test its posting capability. LyxBlogger will ask you whether to post to the test site or not. Once you can post to the test site, just run LyxBlogger again, this time telling it to use a different site instead. It will prompt you for your domain name, user name, and password.

To facilitate automatic login to your own site, just change the following lines in the USER DEFINED VARIABLES section of the code:

AUTO_URL = 'http://blogtest.letseatalready.com/xmlrpc.php'
AUTO_USER = 'test'
AUTO_PASSWORD = 'test'
AUTO_LOGIN = True

Simply put your own domain in place of blogtest.letseatalready.com, leaving the http:// and the /xmlrpc.php parts intact. Make sure you change AUTO_USER to your WordPress user name and AUTO_PASSWORD to your WordPress password. Save LyxBlogger and run it again.

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LyX Integration

You may choose to use LyxBlogger solely from the command line. But it is often more conventient to set up LyxBlogger as a converter inside LyX so that you can just click a couple buttons when you are ready to upload your content. Then LyX automatically generates the xhtml for you using your selected xhtml converter, copies the xhtml file and any associated image files to a temporary directory, and uses those files when invoking LyxBlogger.

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Converter Setup for eLyXer HTML Format

To set up LyX to use the eLyXer xhtml format when using LyxBlogger, first install eLyXer and set it up as LyX --> HTML converter in LyX. Use the standard options in your converter line:

Converter: elyxer.py --directory $$r $$i $$o

For help installing eLyXer, see http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/. Next you need to find out what your eLyXer output format is called in LyX. I renamed mine eLyXer_HTML to avoid confusion. Now go to Tools-> Preferences-> File Handling-> File Formats. Create a new file format. Give it a descriptive name like

LyxBlogger Publish eLyXer_HTML to WordPress

Make sure you check Document Format. Give it a unique Short name and Extension. Then click on Converters and define a new converter as follows:

From_Format: eLyXer_HTML
To_Format: LyxBlogger Publish eLyXer_HTML to WordPress
Converter: lyxblogger $$i

Now you can invoke this converter from within LyX by clicking File-> Export-> LyxBlogger Publish eLyXer_HTML to WordPress.

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Converter Setup for Lyx 2.0 (internal) LyXHTML Format

LyX 2.0 comes with LyXHTML support already built in. To set up LyX to use the internal LyXHTML format when using LyxBlogger, open LyX 2.0 and go to Tools-> Preferences-> File Handling-> File Formats. Create a new file format. Give it a descriptive name like

LyxBlogger Publish LyXHTML to WordPress

Make sure you check Document Format. Give it a unique Short name and Extension. Then click on Converters and define a new converter as follows:

From_Format: LyXHTML
To_Format: LyxBlogger Publish LyXHTML to WordPress
Converter: lyxblogger $$i

Now you can invoke this converter from within LyX 2.0 by clicking File-> Export-> LyxBlogger Publish LyXHTML to WordPress.

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History

  • 0.32: Asks for confirmation before uploading to default domain. Prompts for a new title if eLyXer's default of 'Converted document' is found.
  • 0.31: Adds eLyXer support for LyX 1.6.x and 2.0
  • 0.30: Changed to xml-rpc connectivity for automated posting of xhtml and images. Runs on LyX 2.0 (internal) LyXHTML format.
  • 0.20 and previous: Provided copy-and-paste html output for manual posting of text only. May still be of interest for other projects.
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LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/setup.py0000644000175000017500000000362111354517131014076 0ustar jdjd#! /usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ##################### A U T H O R ########################## # # # Copyright 2010 Jack Desert # # # # # # # ###################### L I C E N S E ########################## # # # This file is part of LyxBlogger. # # # # LyxBlogger is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published # # by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, # # or (at your option) any later version. # # # # LyxBlogger is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # # GNU General Public License for more details. # # # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # # along with LyxBlogger. If not, see . # # # ######################################################################## from distutils.core import setup setup(name='LyXPresso', py_modules = ['lyxpresso', 'wordpresslib'], packages=['Blog']) LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/CHANGELOG0000644000175000017500000000545611354517131013606 0ustar jdjdLyxBlogger Change Log Download from: http://code.google.com/p/lyxblogger/ Version 0.05 svn: ??? MODEL: LyX --> TtH --> filters --> Xclip Original prototype of LyxBlogger which used This version used the output from TtH, stripped unneeded content, and copied the resulting html code to the clipboard using Xclip. This allowed a user to easily paste code into a browser-based blog composition window. Version 0.15 svn: ??? MODEL: LyX --> eLyXer --> filters --> Xclip Mostly the same as 0.05 except that eLyXer is being used for html CUT_FLAG is implemented (ignores anything below the CUT_FLAG) Removes arrows from eLyXer footnote references. Version 0.20 svn: ??? MODEL: LyX --> LyxHTML --> filters --> Xclip Same as Version 0.15 except: Uses LyX 2.0 (internal) LyXHTML format Version 0.30 svn: ??? MODEL: LyX --> LyxHTML --> filters --> XML-RPC First release of LyxBlogger using XML-RPC Uses input from LyX 2.0 (internal) LyXHTML format. Uploads both text and images to server Allows user to be prompted for credentions or to save them in file Spawns its own xterm window to display error messages Retrieves category list from server and allows selection of one category. Retains option for CUT_FLAG (ignores anything belows the CUT_FLAG) Removes title from body and uses it as the post title Version 0.31 svn:281 MODELS: LyX --> LyxHTML --> filters --> XML-RPC LyX --> eLyXer --> filters --> XML-RPC Added support for eLyXer created documents. Automatically detects input format based on file type (.xhtml = LyXHTML, .html = eLyXer) Improved documentation for implementing as a converter. Includes a username and password to do test posting to http://zippermania.wordpress.com Version 0.32 svn:324 MODELS: models will remain the same as those shown for 0.31 unless otherwise noted. Removes "Converted document" string used by eLyXer for blogs with no other title. Added error checking to make sure title isn't inadvertently posted twice. Prompts user whether to use default credentials or enter new ones. Test site moved to blogtest.letseatalready.com. Converted print() statements to sys.stdout.write instead of print() in order to facilitate an automated test suite. Changed documentation model to include README.html, which is a snapshot in time of the LyxBlogger wiki page. Version 0.33a (Alpha release only -- non production) svn:343 Added support for Microsoft Windows. Now works on at least three platforms: Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows. More specifically: tested on Ubuntu 9.10, OSX, and Vista 32-bit. Provides different instructions for closing the windows based on os detection. In this version, LyxBlogger installs as a python module instead of as an executable. The module is called 'lyxpresso' installation goes like: $ pyton setup.py install Changed license to GNU General Public License version 3. LyxBlogger_0.33alpha/wordpresslib.py0000644000175000017500000002362511354517131015463 0ustar jdjd""" wordpresslib.py WordPress xml-rpc client library use MovableType API Copyright (C) 2005 Michele Ferretti black.bird@tiscali.it http://www.blackbirdblog.it This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. XML-RPC supported methods: * getUsersBlogs * getUserInfo * getPost * getRecentPosts * newPost * editPost * deletePost * newMediaObject * getCategoryList * getPostCategories * setPostCategories * getTrackbackPings * publishPost * getPingbacks References: * http://codex.wordpress.org/XML-RPC_Support * http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/docs/mtmanual_programmatic.html * http://docs.python.org/lib/module-xmlrpclib.html """ __author__ = "Michele Ferretti " __version__ = "$Revision: 1.0 $" __date__ = "$Date: 2005/05/02 $" __copyright__ = "Copyright (c) 2005 Michele Ferretti" __license__ = "LGPL" import exceptions import re import os import xmlrpclib import datetime import time class WordPressException(exceptions.Exception): """Custom exception for WordPress client operations """ def __init__(self, obj): if isinstance(obj, xmlrpclib.Fault): self.id = obj.faultCode self.message = obj.faultString else: self.id = 0 self.message = obj def __str__(self): return '<%s %d: \'%s\'>' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.id, self.message) class WordPressBlog: """Represents blog item """ def __init__(self): self.id = '' self.name = '' self.url = '' self.isAdmin = False class WordPressUser: """Represents user item """ def __init__(self): self.id = '' self.firstName = '' self.lastName = '' self.nickname = '' self.email = '' class WordPressCategory: """Represents category item """ def __init__(self): self.id = 0 self.name = '' self.isPrimary = False class WordPressPost: """Represents post item """ def __init__(self): self.id = 0 self.title = '' self.date = None self.permaLink = '' self.description = '' self.textMore = '' self.excerpt = '' self.link = '' self.categories = [] self.user = '' self.allowPings = False self.allowComments = False class WordPressClient: """Client for connect to WordPress XML-RPC interface """ def __init__(self, url, user, password): self.url = url self.user = user self.password = password self.blogId = 0 self.categories = None self._server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(self.url) def _filterPost(self, post): """Transform post struct in WordPressPost instance """ postObj = WordPressPost() postObj.permaLink = post['permaLink'] postObj.description = post['description'] postObj.title = post['title'] postObj.excerpt = post['mt_excerpt'] postObj.user = post['userid'] postObj.date = time.strptime(str(post['dateCreated']), "%Y%m%dT%H:%M:%S") postObj.link = post['link'] postObj.textMore = post['mt_text_more'] postObj.allowComments = post['mt_allow_comments'] == 1 postObj.id = int(post['postid']) postObj.categories = post['categories'] postObj.allowPings = post['mt_allow_pings'] == 1 return postObj def _filterCategory(self, cat): """Transform category struct in WordPressCategory instance """ catObj = WordPressCategory() catObj.id = int(cat['categoryId']) catObj.name = cat['categoryName'] if cat.has_key('isPrimary'): catObj.isPrimary = cat['isPrimary'] return catObj def selectBlog(self, blogId): self.blogId = blogId def supportedMethods(self): """Get supported methods list """ return self._server.mt.supportedMethods() def getLastPost(self): """Get last post """ return tuple(self.getRecentPosts(1))[0] def getRecentPosts(self, numPosts=5): """Get recent posts """ try: posts = self._server.metaWeblog.getRecentPosts(self.blogId, self.user, self.password, numPosts) for post in posts: yield self._filterPost(post) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getPost(self, postId): """Get post item """ try: return self._filterPost(self._server.metaWeblog.getPost(str(postId), self.user, self.password)) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getUserInfo(self): """Get user info """ try: userinfo = self._server.blogger.getUserInfo('', self.user, self.password) userObj = WordPressUser() userObj.id = userinfo['userid'] userObj.firstName = userinfo['firstname'] userObj.lastName = userinfo['lastname'] userObj.nickname = userinfo['nickname'] userObj.email = userinfo['email'] return userObj except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getUsersBlogs(self): """Get blog's users info """ try: blogs = self._server.blogger.getUsersBlogs('', self.user, self.password) for blog in blogs: blogObj = WordPressBlog() blogObj.id = blog['blogid'] blogObj.name = blog['blogName'] blogObj.isAdmin = blog['isAdmin'] blogObj.url = blog['url'] yield blogObj except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def newPost(self, post, publish): """Insert new post """ blogContent = { 'title' : post.title, 'description' : post.description } # add categories i = 0 categories = [] for cat in post.categories: if i == 0: categories.append({'categoryId' : cat, 'isPrimary' : 1}) else: categories.append({'categoryId' : cat, 'isPrimary' : 0}) i += 1 # insert new post idNewPost = int(self._server.metaWeblog.newPost(self.blogId, self.user, self.password, blogContent, 0)) # set categories for new post self.setPostCategories(idNewPost, categories) # publish post if publish set at True if publish: self.publishPost(idNewPost) return idNewPost def getPostCategories(self, postId): """Get post's categories """ try: categories = self._server.mt.getPostCategories(postId, self.user, self.password) for cat in categories: yield self._filterCategory(cat) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def setPostCategories(self, postId, categories): """Set post's categories """ self._server.mt.setPostCategories(postId, self.user, self.password, categories) def editPost(self, postId, post, publish): """Edit post """ blogcontent = { 'title' : post.title, 'description' : post.description, 'permaLink' : post.permaLink, 'mt_allow_pings' : post.allowPings, 'mt_text_more' : post.textMore, 'mt_excerpt' : post.excerpt } if post.date: blogcontent['dateCreated'] = xmlrpclib.DateTime(post.date) # add categories i = 0 categories = [] for cat in post.categories: if i == 0: categories.append({'categoryId' : cat, 'isPrimary' : 1}) else: categories.append({'categoryId' : cat, 'isPrimary' : 0}) i += 1 result = self._server.metaWeblog.editPost(postId, self.user, self.password, blogcontent, 0) if result == 0: raise WordPressException('Post edit failed') # set categories for new post self.setPostCategories(postId, categories) # publish new post if publish: self.publishPost(postId) def deletePost(self, postId): """Delete post """ try: return self._server.blogger.deletePost('', postId, self.user, self.password) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getCategoryList(self): """Get blog's categories list """ try: if not self.categories: self.categories = [] categories = self._server.mt.getCategoryList(self.blogId, self.user, self.password) for cat in categories: self.categories.append(self._filterCategory(cat)) return self.categories except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getCategoryIdFromName(self, name): """Get category id from category name """ for c in self.getCategoryList(): if c.name == name: return c.id def getTrackbackPings(self, postId): """Get trackback pings of post """ try: return self._server.mt.getTrackbackPings(postId) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def publishPost(self, postId): """Publish post """ try: return (self._server.mt.publishPost(postId, self.user, self.password) == 1) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def getPingbacks(self, postUrl): """Get pingbacks of post """ try: return self._server.pingback.extensions.getPingbacks(postUrl) except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault) def newMediaObject(self, mediaFileName): """Add new media object (image, movie, etc...) """ try: f = file(mediaFileName, 'rb') mediaBits = f.read() f.close() mediaStruct = { 'name' : os.path.basename(mediaFileName), 'bits' : xmlrpclib.Binary(mediaBits) } result = self._server.metaWeblog.newMediaObject(self.blogId, self.user, self.password, mediaStruct) return result['url'] except xmlrpclib.Fault, fault: raise WordPressException(fault)