[Moin-user] Adding new pages with a script?

[Thomas]

Hello,
i just changed the "irclog" import script:

/../lib/python2.5/site-packages/MoinMoin/script/import # ls *.py
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  354 Jul  7  2007 __init__.py
-rw-r--r--  1 root root 3424 Jan  5 03:00 irclog.py
-rw-r--r--  1 root root 3229 Mar 14 10:41 files.py

/../lib/python2.5/site-packages/MoinMoin/script/import # diff irclog.py 
files.py
41,44c41
< This script pushes files from a directory into the wiki (to be exact: it
< pushes all except the last file, as this is maybe still written to in
< case of irc logs).
< One application is to use it to store IRC logs into the wiki.
---
 > This script pushes files from a directory into the wiki
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< General syntax: moin [options] import irclog [irclog-options]
---
 > General syntax: moin [options] import files [files-options]
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< [irclog-options] see below:
---
 > [files-options] see below:
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<        moin ... import irclog --author=JohnSmirh --file-dir=.
---
 >        moin ... import files --author=JohnSmirh --file-dir=.
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<             "--author", dest="author", default="IrcLogImporter",
---
 >             "--author", dest="author", default="FilesImporter",
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<                 #print "Pushing %r as %r" % (filename, pagename)
---
 >                 print "Pushing %r as %r" % (filename, pagename)
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<                     p.saveText(acl + "#format plain\n" + 
decodeLinewise(fileObj.read()), 0)
---
 >                     p.saveText(acl + decodeLinewise(fileObj.read()), 0)
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<         #print "Finished."
---
 >         print "Finished."


Enough information?

I can now use the "moin ... import files ..." commando:

moin --config-dir=/../html/moin --wiki-url=wiki.example.org import files 
--author=myself --file-dir=/POSTINGS/FILES/



Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 3:05 PM, Thomas <tja at tja-server.de> wrote:
>   
>> Eduardo Mercovich schrieb:
>>
>>     
>>> What are your rules to import that? What is going to be a page? How
>>>       
>>  > are your going to handle links? Or maybe you don't care about them?
>>  >
>>  > When monolitic documents are migrated into a wiki, the biggest
>>  > challenge is usually to transform all those individual pieces into a
>>  > good hypertext.
>>
>>  I just import the files - if they need a special format-option or other
>>  handling, it needs to be contained in them already.
>>
>>  In that case, i had html Files, which i begin with a "#format html" or a
>>   "{{{#!html" line ... that was added automatically when i create the
>>  files with other scripts.
>>  But i wanted to read them more easily - therefor the import to my wiki.
>>
>>  Also, i had simple txt, that i included without special markup - if it
>>  contains WikiLinks, they will be usable ...
>>
>>  That were about 6000 articles from some forums, that i moved into my
>>  Wiki for reference - they are added to one page for every same topic
>>  (between one and some dozend artivles per page) and also contain one
>>  line that references back to the original forum for each original
>>  article (posting).
>>
>>   From the "import irclog" skript, i just removed the references to irc
>>  and the "format plain" ...
>>  Worked nice :)
>>
>>     
>
> So what was the final way to import these files?
>
> Could you give instructions:
> 1. download ? what script
> 2. issue this command ?  what command
>
> etc...
> I am thinking about the same think so if you could tell us exactly
> what you need to do that would be great.
> Lucas
>
>
>   

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