Post banners using blogpostHeader.gmi

gempost

@@ -115,12 +115,19 @@ def newpost(title, existing_content = None):
     
     exec(f"touch {wdir + filename}.gmi") # creating empty file
 
+    try:
+        with open(f"{wdir}blogpostHeader.gmi") as a: # checking if header for each post has been defined
+            postHeader = a.read()
+    except FileNotFoundError:
+        postHeader = ""
+    exec(f'echo "{postHeader}" | cat > {wdir + filename}.gmi') # header is added to every post if found
+
     if modified: # add content to file using the existing_content list instead of opening editor
         with open(f"{wdir+filename}.gmi", 'w') as o:
             o.writelines(existing_content)
     else:
         temp = "# " + title # adding title to empty file
-        exec(f'echo "{temp}" | cat > {wdir + filename}.gmi')
+        exec(f'echo "{temp}" | cat >> {wdir + filename}.gmi')
 
         exec(f"{editor} {wdir+filename}.gmi") # opening editor
 
@@ -228,7 +235,7 @@ proceed with the given steps.
 
 Quickstart:
     STEP 1
-    Wih only your index.gmi file in public_gemini/ (and optionally "postPageHeader.gmi"), run the following to set everyting up:
+    Wih only your index.gmi file in public_gemini/ , run the following to set everyting up:
     
     gempost init
 
@@ -241,7 +248,9 @@ Quickstart:
     CONGRATULATIONS!
     You are ready to use gempost. Please just use "gempost help" from now on to only get a list of commands.
 
-    You may run "gempost desc" to get to know a bit more about how gempost works, along with a single optional feature.
+    You may run "gempost desc" to get to know a bit more about how gempost works, along with two optional features:
+    - postPageHeader.gmi , and
+    - blogpostHeader.gmi
 """
 
 description = """
@@ -253,6 +262,7 @@ Directory Structure:
     ├── postdir/
     ├── postIndex
     ├── postPageHeader.gmi (optional)
+    ├── blogpostHeader.gmi (optional)
     ├── posts.gmi
     └── trash/
 
@@ -260,13 +270,15 @@ Directory Structure:
     
     - "postdir/" is where all your gemlog posts are stored.
     - "postIndex" is the file that gempost uses to maintain an index of your posts.
-    - "postPageHeader.gmi" is a file that you can populate with your custom ascii artwork or other text.
-        This will come before the auto-generated links to your posts.
-        Note that this is optional.
+    
+    - "postPageHeader.gmi" should contain a text banner that will show on your Posts page.
+    - "blogpostHeader.gmi" contains a text banner that will show on top of each of your posts.
+    
     - "posts.gmi" is where the program will maintain links to:
         - your latest post
         - your 5 most recent posts
         - a link to "archive.gmi" that contains a list of all your posts
+    
     - "trash/" is the directory where gempost keeps your deleted posts. use "gempost purge" to delete its contents.
 """
 
@@ -330,7 +342,7 @@ elif (arg == "purge"): # permanently delete trashed posts
         prGreen("Trash cleared.")
 
 elif (arg == "init"): # initialize public_gemini/ for use with gempost
-    if (len(listdir(f"{wdir}")) <= 2): 
+    if (len(listdir(f"{wdir}")) <= 1): 
         exec(f"touch {wdir}postIndex && mkdir {wdir}postdir/ {wdir}trash/ && chmod 745 {wdir}* && chmod 700 {wdir}trash/")
         ch = input("Also create index.gmi ? (y/[n]) ")
         if (ch == 'y' or ch == 'Y'):
@@ -340,7 +352,7 @@ elif (arg == "init"): # initialize public_gemini/ for use with gempost
                 i.writelines(index_init)
         prGreen('Done. Use "gempost help" to view available arguments.')
     else:
-        prRed('Only your "index.gmi" (and optionally "postPageHeader.gmi") should be there in public_gemini/')
+        prRed('Only your "index.gmi" should be there in public_gemini/')
 
 elif (arg == "reset"): # delete all posts and re-initialize public_gemini/ for use with gempost
     prRed("Warning: This will delete all your posts.")