squeeze

A static site generator that can put the toothpaste back in the tube.
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generate_rss.pl (2900B)

      1 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
      2 % File: generate_rss.pl
      3 % Description: Predicates to generate an RSS file.
      4 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
      5 
      6 :- include('helpers.pl').
      7 :- include('rss.pl').
      8 
      9 % Include files for dialect-dependent predicates.
     10 :- discontiguous(markdown_to_html/2).
     11 :- discontiguous(format_date/2).
     12 :- discontiguous(today/1).
     13 :- include('dialects/gnu-prolog.pl').
     14 :- include('dialects/swi-prolog.pl').
     15 
     16 % generate_rss(+Filenames).
     17 %	Filenames is a list of atoms containing paths to all Markdown files with a date.
     18 %	These files will be read and used to generate an RSS of the most
     19 %	recent posts.
     20 generate_rss(Filenames):-
     21 	% Read in all the files so we have their dates and contents.
     22 	files_to_articles(Filenames, Articles),
     23 	% Get the build date.
     24 	today(BuildDate),
     25 	% Convert to RSS and write to stdout.
     26 	rss(BuildDate, Articles, RSSCodes, []),
     27 	write_codes(user_output, RSSCodes),
     28 	halt.
     29 
     30 % generate_rss.
     31 %       Alternative interface to generate_rss(+Filenames) that reads
     32 %       the list of files from stdin. This allows the filenames to be piped
     33 %       from the output of another command like grep.
     34 generate_rss:-
     35 	read_file(user_input, FileListCodes),
     36 	file_list(FileList, FileListCodes, []),
     37 	generate_rss(FileList).
     38 
     39 
     40 file_list([]) --> [].
     41 
     42 file_list([File|FileList]) -->
     43 	anything(FileCodes),
     44 	newline,
     45 	file_list(FileList),
     46 	{ atom_codes(File, FileCodes) }.
     47 
     48 
     49 % files_to_articles(+Filenames, -Articles).
     50 %	Read in each file as an article predicate.
     51 files_to_articles([], []).
     52 
     53 files_to_articles([Filename|Filenames], [article(FormattedDate, FormattedTitle, Link, Description)|Articles]):-
     54 	open(Filename, read, Stream),
     55 	read_file(Stream, HTML),
     56 	close(Stream),
     57 	% Grab the link.
     58 	get_link(Filename, Link),
     59 	% Extract the title, entry, etc. from the HTML.
     60 	page(Entry, Title, _, Date, HTML, []),
     61 	% Format the date according to RFC 822.
     62 	format_date(FormattedDate, Date),
     63 	% XML escape the description.
     64 	replace("&", "&", Entry, EntryAmp),
     65 	replace("<", "&lt;", EntryAmp, EntryLT),
     66 	replace(">", "&gt;", EntryLT, Description),
     67 	% Strip HTML entities from the title.
     68 	replace("&amp;", "&", Title, TitleAmp),
     69 	replace("&lsquo;", "'", TitleAmp, TitleLSQuo),
     70 	replace("&rsquo;", "'", TitleLSQuo, TitleRSQuo),
     71 	replace("&ldquo;", "\"", TitleRSQuo, TitleLDQuo),
     72 	replace("&rdquo;", "\"", TitleLDQuo, TitleRDQuo),
     73 	replace("&hellip;", "...", TitleRDQuo, FormattedTitle),
     74 	files_to_articles(Filenames, Articles).
     75 
     76 
     77 % get_link(?Filename, ?Path).
     78 %	Calculate a file's URL, given its current path.
     79 get_link(Filename, LinkPath):-
     80 	atom_codes(Filename, FilenameCodes),
     81 	file_path(RelativePath, FilenameCodes, []),
     82 	link_path(RelativePath, LinkPath, []).
     83 
     84 file_path(Path) -->
     85 	anything(_),
     86 	"/output",
     87 	anything(Path),
     88 	"/index.html".
     89 
     90 file_path(Path) -->
     91 	anything(_),
     92 	"/output",
     93 	anything(Path),
     94 	".html".
     95 
     96 link_path(RelativePath) -->
     97 	anything(RelativePath),
     98 	"/".