58 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
58 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
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title: Howto Trac to Markdown
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Si on souhaite convertir des pages du format Trac vers le format Markdown un petit script peut faciliter la tâche.
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~~~{.ruby}
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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## Based on: https://gist.github.com/619537
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body = STDIN.read
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# convert inline code blocs
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body.gsub!(/\{\{\{([^\n]+?)\}\}\}/, '`\1`')
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body.gsub!(/^\s*\*/, '*')
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# add a line break before lists
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body.gsub!(/(\S)\n\* /, '\1' "\n\n* ")
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body.gsub!(/^[ ]*\{\{\{/, '{{{')
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body.gsub!(/(\S)\n\{\{\{/, '\1' "\n\n{{{")
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body.gsub!(/\{\{\{(.+?)\}\}\}/m) { |m|
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m.each_line.map { |x|
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x.gsub(/ *[\{\}]{3}/,"~~~")
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}.join
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}
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# convert headings syntax
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body.gsub!(/\=\=\=\=\=\s(.+?)\s\=\=\=\=\=/, '##### \1')
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body.gsub!(/\=\=\=\=\s(.+?)\s\=\=\=\=/, '#### \1')
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body.gsub!(/\=\=\=\s(.+?)\s\=\=\=/, '### \1')
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body.gsub!(/\=\=\s(.+?)\s\=\=/, '## \1')
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body.gsub!(/\=\s(.+?)\s\=/, '# \1')
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# convert links
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body.gsub!(/\[(https?[^\s\[\]]+)\s([^\[\]]+)\]/, '[\2](\1)')
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body.gsub!(/([^(])(https?[^\s\[\]]+)/, '\1<\2>')
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body.gsub!(/\!(([A-Z][a-z0-9]+){2,})/, '\1')
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body.gsub!(/'''(.+?)'''/, '*\1*')
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body.gsub!(/''(.+?)''/, '_\1_')
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body.gsub!(/^\s\d\./, '1.')
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# custom add-on for pedantic satisfaction
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body.gsub!(/ *(\.){3,}/, '…')
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STDOUT.write(body)
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~~~
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Copiez simplement ce script là où vous le souhaitez, rendez-le exécutable puis :
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~~~{.bash}
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$ cat Page.trac | trac2md
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~~~
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*Note* : le script ne gère pas une conversion parfaite, il faudra relire le document et faire quelques corrections manuelles (titre en "front matter Yaml", etc.). Patches welcome :)
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