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41 lines
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# VARIABLES
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FEED_TITLE=acdw.net
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FEED_SUBTITLE="inner space"
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FEED_URL="https://www.acdw.net/atom.xml"
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SITE_URL="https://www.acdw.net"
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FEED_ID="${SITE_URL#*//}"
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FEED_AUTHOR="Case Duckworth"
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FEED_COPYRIGHT="(c) 2017-$(date +%Y) $FEED_AUTHOR"
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FEED_UPDATED="$(date -u +'%FT%TZ')"
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# FUNCTIONS
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recent_files() {
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# I realized that the stock `recent_files` doesn't make sense with a
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# Makefile-based design, since the mtime might change whenever I run `make
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# clean` and fuck up the ordering. So I've decided this:
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# - if a file starts with a date stamp (ISO, of course!), it is a candidate
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# for inclusion; if not, it won't be in the feed
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# - those slated for feeding (?) will be sorted newest to oldest, of course.
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dir="$1"
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shift
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find "$dir" |
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grep -v 'S/' |
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grep -E '^[[:digit:]]\{4\}[[:digit:]]\{2\}[[:digit:]]\{2\}' |
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sort -nr
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}
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# ENTRY FUNCTIONS
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entry_content() {
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# Since the input files (as of now...) are of the form
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# title
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# content
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# ... this function needs to reflect that.
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sed 1d "$1"
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}
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entry_title() {
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# see above.
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sed q "$1"
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}
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