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# gempost
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An **experimental** gemlog manager for tilde.team
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Gemlog manager for tilde.team
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# Quick Start
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Basically, gempost manages a `posts.gmi` file and maintains it in a clean format
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You are ready to use gempost. Please just use `gempost help` from now on to only get a list of commands.
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# Notes
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This software is experimental and in its early stages. **I am not responsible if you mess up your gemlog using this program.** It works rather fine, and if you are comfortable, I invite you to try it out. To make it perfect, I will have to use it for a long term and work out the long-term posts storage solution.
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This software is in its early stages. **I am not responsible if you mess up your gemlog using this program.** It works rather fine, and if you are comfortable, I invite you to try it out. To make it perfect, I will have to use it for a long term and work out the long-term posts storage solution.
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Personally, I am happy with the set of features I currently have and will work out the bugs as I find them.
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*This software is provided without any guarantees. Things may break any moment, your posts might get messed up. Keeping backups of your blog directories is always advised.*
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*This software is provided without any guarantees. I may abandon it any time, things may break any moment, your posts might get messed up. Keeping backups of your blog directories is always advised.*
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# Reporting Bugs/Sending Feedback
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I (try to) log in daily on the tildeverse IRC. You can send a private message to me at `desertmouse` there.
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exiting_content = [] # stores content of the file
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try:
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with open(filePath, 'r') as f: # populating file content and title variables
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with open(filePath, 'r') as f: # populating file content list
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existing_content = f.readlines()
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newpost(title, existing_content, fname)
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allposts = i.readlines()
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tempList = []
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for i in allposts: # creating a list having titles corresponding to filenames for posts that have the search term in their titles
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for i in allposts: # creating a temporary list having titles corresponding to filenames
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tempList.append(i[11:].split(".gmi ", 1))
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postsList = []
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postsList = [] # adding items that contain the search term from the temporary list to postsList
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for i in tempList:
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if t in i[1]:
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postsList.append(i)
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"""
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for i in postsList: # removing the \n characters
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if i[1][-1] == '\n':
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i[1] == i[1][:-1]
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"""
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menuItems = []
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for i in postsList: # formatting it into a string list for the ncurses menu function
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