Luke Murphy
5 years ago
8 changed files with 112 additions and 9 deletions
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from etherpump.api.magicword import magicword # noqa |
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"""Utilities for API functions.""" |
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from pathlib import Path |
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from urllib.parse import urlencode |
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from etherpump.commands.common import getjson, loadpadinfo |
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from etherpump.commands.init import main |
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def ensure_init(): |
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"""Ensure etherpump has already been init'd.""" |
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try: |
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main([]) |
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except SystemExit: |
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pass |
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def get_pad_ids(): |
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"""Retrieve all available pad ids.""" |
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info = loadpadinfo(Path('.etherpump/settings.json')) |
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data = {'apikey': info['apikey']} |
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url = info['localapiurl'] + 'listAllPads?' + urlencode(data) |
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return getjson(url)['data']['padIDs'] |
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"""API for programming against pads marked with __MAGIC_WORDS__.""" |
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__all__ = ['magicword'] |
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import json |
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from pathlib import Path |
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from etherpump.api._utils import ensure_init, get_pad_ids |
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from etherpump.commands.pull import main as pull |
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def magicword(word): |
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"""Decorator for handling magic words.""" |
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ensure_init() |
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pull(['--all', '--publish-opt-in', '--publish', word]) |
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pads = {} |
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for pad_id in get_pad_ids(): |
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pads[pad_id] = {} |
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try: |
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pads[pad_id]['html'] = open(Path(f'./p/{pad_id}.raw.html')).read() |
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pads[pad_id]['txt'] = open(Path(f'./p/{pad_id}.raw.txt')).read() |
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pads[pad_id]['meta'] = json.loads( |
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open(Path(f'./p/{pad_id}.meta.json')).read() |
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) |
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pads[pad_id]['dhtml'] = open(Path(f'./p/{pad_id}.raw.dhtml')).read() |
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except FileNotFoundError: |
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pass |
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def wrap(userfunc): |
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def wrappedf(*args): |
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userfunc(pads) |
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return wrappedf |
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return wrap |
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"""How to use the 'magicword' API. |
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In this example, we have a pad called "my-pad-name" on our etherpad-lite |
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instance. Inside the content of that pad is the so-called "magic word" |
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__WORSE_IS_BETTER__. The "@magicword" takes care of retrieving all the formats |
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of those pads and returns a dictionary called "pads" ready to go. |
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Run this example like so: |
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$ python etherdump/examples/magicword.py |
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""" |
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from etherpump.api import magicword |
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@magicword('__WORSE_IS_BETTER__') |
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def can_be_called_anything_you_like(pads): |
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print(pads['foobar']['html']) |
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print(pads['foobar']['txt']) |
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print(pads['foobar']['meta']) |
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if __name__ == "__main__": |
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can_be_called_anything_you_like() |
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