#!/usr/bin/env python3 from optparse import OptionParser from os.path import getctime from time import ctime from datetime import datetime from re import search, sub """Command line arguments""" usage = "usage: %prog [options] file..." parser = OptionParser(usage=usage) parser.add_option('-i', '--initial-html', dest='header', help='File for initial template of compiled HTML', default='initial.html') parser.add_option('-o', '--output-type', dest='output_type', help='Type of output (filename | date)', default='filename') (options, args) = parser.parse_args() """Valid argument testing TODO: Add support for directories """ markdown_files = [] for file in args: if search(".md", file) is not None: # Is a markdown file markdown_files.append(file) else: print(file, "is not a markdown file, skipping") """Read header""" header = [] with open(options.header, 'r') as file: header = file.readlines() """Read and compile markdown to HTML""" markdown_compiled = [] for filename in markdown_files: file_lines = [] with open(filename, 'r') as file: file_lines = file.readlines() content_parsed = [] started_paragraphing = False for line in file_lines: # NOTE: When parsing regexes, use \g for the object capture # Rules if search(r"^#(.*)", line): line = sub(r"^#(.*)", r"

\g<1>

", line) elif line.strip() == '' and started_paragraphing: line = "

\n" started_paragraphing = False else: # simple text line = sub(r"\*\*(.*)\*\*", r"\g<1>", line) line = sub(r"\*(.*)\*", r"\g<1>", line) if not started_paragraphing: started_paragraphing = True line = "

\n" + line content_parsed.append(line) markdown_compiled.append({'name': filename, 'content': content_parsed}) """Template time""" for md in markdown_compiled: header_copy = ''.join(header).replace("%title%", md['name'])\ .replace("%body%", ''.join(md['content'])) file_name = "" if options.output_type.startswith("f"): file_name = md['name'].replace('.md', '.html') else: time = datetime.strptime( ctime(getctime(md['name'])), "%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y") file_name = str(time).replace(" ", "@") + ".html" with open(file_name, 'w') as file: file.write(header_copy) print("Done")