settling scores

contextualise.py

@@ -87,13 +87,12 @@ def all():
 @app.route('/description')
 def description():
     #open json file, list filepaths in array and loop with thefile
-    with open("static/"+jsonfiles[4], 'r') as f:
+    textfile=""
+    with open("static/"+jsonfiles[0], 'r') as f:
         data_dict = json.load(f)
         datafromjson = data_dict["files"]
         itemid = data_dict["id"]
-
         for file in datafromjson:
-
             if file.lower().endswith(('.html')):
                 with open("static/"+file,"r", encoding='utf-8') as f:
                     textfile = f.read()
@@ -101,17 +100,14 @@ def description():
                     wordlinked = "<a href='/diverge?search="+word+"'>"+word+"</a>"
                     textfile = re.sub(word, wordlinked, textfile)
 
-
-# go into the textfile content, find the words,
-# replace word with <a href="/diverge?search=word">word</a>
-
                     textfile = Markup(textfile)
 
     return render_template('description.html', datafromjson=datafromjson, itemid=itemid, textfile=textfile)
 
-@app.route('/diverge')
+@app.route('/diverge', methods=['GET'])
 def diverge():
-    return render_template('diverge.html')
+    searchterm=request.args.get('search')
+    return render_template('diverge.html', searchterm=searchterm)
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     app.run(debug=True)

static/files/00. Pushing Scores/00.json

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@
   "friend": "Y",
   "content": "A sound file.",
   "files":[
-  	"static/files/00. Pushing Scores/Participants.txt",
-    "static/files/00. Pushing Scores/PushingScores.txt",
-    "static/files/00. Pushing Scores/events.txt"
+  	"files/00. Pushing Scores/Participants.txt",
+    "files/00. Pushing Scores/PushingScores.html",
+    "files/00. Pushing Scores/events.txt"
 
   ]
-}
+}

static/files/00. Pushing Scores/PushingScores.txt → static/files/00. Pushing Scores/PushingScores.html

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 P·u·s·h·i·n·g  S·c·o·r·e·s is a two-year artistic research project, initiated by DE PLAYER and graphic designer Remco van Bladel.
-Throughout 2016 and 2018 this project will research the phenomenon of notation and the graphic representation of music. It unfolds through a nomadic program which includes the creation of newly commissioned artworks and public events that addres scontemporary questions and issues in this particular field. 
-G·r·a·p·h·i·c s·c·o·r·e·s and n·o·t·a·t·i·o·n have a long history, dating back to the tenth century, when the Gregorian chants of the s·c·o·l·a c·a·n·t·o·r·u·m were already being conducted through the writing of signs in the air. Later on this developed into the type of musical notation we are familiar with in Western music. In the early- and mid-twentieth century, the abstract developments in the visual arts played a vital role in new approaches to the question of music notation and contemporary avant-garde music. This continues to question the representation of sound in media; so what is the current state of the graphic score? 
+Throughout 2016 and 2018 this project will research the phenomenon of notation and the graphic representation of music. It unfolds through a nomadic program which includes the creation of newly commissioned artworks and public events that addres scontemporary questions and issues in this particular field.
+G·r·a·p·h·i·c s·c·o·r·e·s and n·o·t·a·t·i·o·n have a long history, dating back to the tenth century, when the Gregorian chants of the s·c·o·l·a c·a·n·t·o·r·u·m were already being conducted through the writing of signs in the air. Later on this developed into the type of musical notation we are familiar with in Western music. In the early- and mid-twentieth century, the abstract developments in the visual arts played a vital role in new approaches to the question of music notation and contemporary avant-garde music. This continues to question the representation of sound in media; so what is the current state of the graphic score?
 Throughout the project, Jacques Attali’s book N·o·i·s·e: T·h·e P·o·l·i·t·i·c·a·l E·c·o·n·o·m·y o·f M·u·s·i·c will function as a reference and inspirational guide; “pushing the score” in search of its current potential. It will seek concepts and configurations that produce new, previously unknown, relationships in the field of sound, visual arts, and performance. The discursive program for 2016–2017 will include lectures, presentations of newly commissioned artworks, concert evenings, and workshops. 
 
 Pushing the Score is a project researching graphic notation, based on
@@ -37,4 +37,4 @@ form, which can play a key role in the development of new audio-visual
 languages and media. Our ambition, and that of our collaborating
 partners, is to emancipate graphic notation from the confines of the
 modernist tradition, in such a way that it may remain an innovative
-and provocative medium for decades to come./
+and provocative medium for decades to come./

static/files/05./05.json → static/files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/05.json

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
   "friend": "Y",
   "content": "A sound file.",
   "files": [
-  	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/05.metadata.txt",
+  	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/05.metadata.html",
   	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/Sound/DOB079_VaastColson_CarlsonInvents.mp3",
   	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/Photo/DOB079-Vaast-Colson-spread-1600px-web-160913-1.jpg",
   	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/Photo/DOB079-Vaast-Colson-1600px-web-160913-11.jpg",
@@ -13,4 +13,4 @@
   	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/Photo/DOB079-Vaast-Colson-1600px-web-160913-10.jpg",
   	"files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/Photo/VaastColson.jpg"
   ]
-}
+}

static/files/05./05.metadata.html → static/files/05. 160909 Wiels ArtbookFair Vaast Colson/05.metadata.html

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Type of object: Event
+<h1>Type of object: Event</h1>
 Project:
 Description: Presented at WIELS Art Book fair 2016 was this live made copy zine named "Carlson invents, Colson presents: 99 spines produced on a modified Canon IR2016 copy machine" by Vaast Colson. Produced on a 'prepared copier'. The copy machine is amplified by several internal microphones by which the sound of every run is recorded. Each copy-run of 99 copies (the maximum run of the machine) on transparent foil will be accompanied by a foil cover with the dub cut audiofile in it. The image copied in the zine is a drawing which is engraved in the glassplate of the copy machine.
 Author: Vaast Colson, De Player

templates/description.html

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
         {% endfor %}
 
         {% if textfile is defined %}
-        	<pre>{{ textfile }}</pre>
+        	{{ textfile }}
         {% endif %}
 
 

templates/diverge.html

@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
-{# page for crossroad selection #}
 {% extends "layout.html" %}
-<p>{{search}}</p>
+{% block content %}
+
+<p>test</p>
+<p>{{searchterm}}</p>
+{% endblock %}