Hi Shane,
Thanks for contributing! However, is there a reason why you prefer this over using the -family: and -lang: parameters you can use for every script?
Best regards, Merlijn van Deen
On 2 April 2011 21:19, Shane Geiger shane.geiger@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any interest in a script that quickly switches pywikipedia between wikis? This is something I created quickly to do the job. If there is interest in this, what would need to be changed? Is there any interest in incorporating it into the distribution of pywikipedia?
(There is a os.chdir call and some os.system calls that would obviously need to be changed.)
#!/usr/bin/env python """ This script enables pywikipedia to be switched between different wikis quickly.
Simply create various config files with this format: user-config.py_<configname>
Then run the script: ./workon.py [optional argument]
""" import glob import os import sys
os.chdir('/Users/sg/pywikipedia')
configs = [x[15:] for x in glob.glob("user-config.py_*")]
def lines_from(filename,splice="[:]"): """ allows you specify a splice so you can skip part of the file. """ file = open(filename, "r") return file.read().splitlines()
def print_current_wiki(): for line in lines_from('user-config.py'): try: exec(line) except: pass print "working on:",family
if __name__ == '__main__': args = sys.argv[1:] if args == []: print_current_wiki() elif args[0] in configs: if os.path.exists('user-config.py_' + args[0]): os.system('rm -f user-config.py') os.system('cp user-config.py_' + args[0] + ' user-config.py') print_current_wiki() else: print "Not a valid option. Did you create the 'user-config.py_<name>' file?" print "Valid options: " + ", ".join(configs)
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