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- Added the ability to display book cover for the category "Lectures" if ISBN cover is available. - Moved author's name into a small tag for better hierarchy and readability. - Implemented a feature to indicate link sizes depending on the number of articles associated with a given tag. - Implemented a mini footer element displaying an RSS feed icon. - Improved category display using description dictionary. - Added a new plugin "isbn_downloader" to fetch ISBN information when needed. - Included the count of articles for each category. - Implemented changes for better layout and readability of tags and categories. - Adjusted the layout of the webpage, improving the overall look of the page. - Included "requests" in the requirements.txt for supplanting dependencies required by the new plugin and/or features.
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# Pelican, a simple static blog generator in python
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Those days, I've wrote a little python application to fit my blogging
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needs. I'm an occasional blogger, a vim lover, I like restructured text
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and DVCSes, so I've made a little tool that makes good use of all that.
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[Pelican](http://docs.getpelican.com) (for calepin) is just a simple
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tool to generate your blog as static files, letting you using your
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editor of choice (vim\!). It's easy to extend, and has a template
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support (via jinja2).
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I've made it to fit *my* needs. I hope it will fit yours, but maybe it
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wont, and it have not be designed to feet everyone's needs.
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Need an example ? You're looking at it \! This weblog is using pelican
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to be generated, also for the atom feeds.
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I've released it under AGPL, since I want all the modifications to be
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profitable to all the users.
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You can find a repository to fork at
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<https://github.com/getpelican/pelican/>. feel free to hack it \!
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If you just want to get started, use your installer of choice (pip,
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easy\_install, …) And then have a look to the help (pelican --help)
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```
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$ pip install pelican
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```
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## Usage
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Here's a sample usage of pelican
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``` bash
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$ pelican .
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writing /home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/index.html
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writing /home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/tags.html
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writing /home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/categories.html
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writing /home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/archives.html
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writing /home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/category/python.html
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writing
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/home/alexis/projets/notmyidea.org/output/pelican-a-simple-static-blog-generator-in-python.html
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Done !
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```
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You also can use the --help option for the command line to get more
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informations
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```bash
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$pelican --help
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usage: pelican [-h] [-t TEMPLATES] [-o OUTPUT] [-m MARKUP] [-s SETTINGS] [-b]
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path
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A tool to generate a static blog, with restructured text input files.
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positional arguments:
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path Path where to find the content files (default is
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"content").
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-t TEMPLATES, --templates-path TEMPLATES
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Path where to find the templates. If not specified,
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will uses the ones included with pelican.
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-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
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Where to output the generated files. If not specified,
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a directory will be created, named "output" in the
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current path.
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-m MARKUP, --markup MARKUP
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the markup language to use. Currently only
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ReSTreucturedtext is available.
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-s SETTINGS, --settings SETTINGS
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the settings of the application. Default to None.
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-b, --debug
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```
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Enjoy :)
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