After reading @ mima_ita's article Migrating Qiita articles to GitHub --Qiita, I also wanted to migrate (?). After salvage → It is a story to be published on GitHub Pages + VuePress. Since the purpose is a little different from the original article, PR is not published.
The deliverable is here: perpouh / blog
I will omit it because it already exists. Follow the steps in Official.
Please refer to Migrate Qiita articles to GitHub.
When getting the access token, I checked both read_qiita and write_qiita. I didn't use write.
Also, the original code did not work in my environment, so at the beginning of the file
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# %%
I put in. I wonder if this depends on the environment?
I want to save the image in .vuepress / public / assets / img instead of ʻimage, so rewrite the path. The display will be / blog / assets / img /` (depending on the vuepress settings)
I don't want to do hard code too much, but I'm writing it wondering if it's not a type of script that I use many times.
if not os.path.exists(dst):
os.mkdir(dst)
- if not os.path.exists(dst + '/image'):
- os.mkdir(dst + '/image')
def fix_image(dst_folder, line):
"""Modify to display the file of my repository from the image file of Qiita server."""
images = re.findall(r'https://qiita-image-store.+?\.(?:png|gif|jpeg|jpg)', line)
if not images:
return line
for url in images:
name = url.split("/")[-1]
- download(url, dst_folder + '/image/' + name)
+ download(url, dst_folder + '/../.vuepress/public/assets/img/' + name)
ix = line.find(url)
- line = line.replace(url, '/image/' + name)
+ line = line.replace(url, '/blog/assets/img/' + name)
return line
I wanted to include the title and date in the text, so I added the following.
for i in items:
text = fix_markdown(github_url, dst, i['body'], dict_title)
with open(dst + '/' + i['title'] + '.md', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as md_file:
+ md_file.write("#" + i['title'] + "\n")
+ md_file.write("last updated:" + datetime.strptime(i['updated_at'], '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S+09:00').strftime('%Y year%m month%d day') + "\n\n")
md_file.write(text)
I got the file, so I tried building it here and confirmed that it seems to be okay.
Since there is no flow line to the article, I will make a link. I really want to do it with just one command, but is this kind of copy and paste acceptable?
import os
if __name__ == '__main__':
filelist = os.listdir('../blog/qiita')
for item in filelist:
#Last 3 characters(.md)Get rid of
print("['qiita/"+item[-4::-1][-1::-1]+"', '"+item[-4::-1][-1::-1]+"']")
I get something like this.
['qiita/Start git management on mac', 'Start git management on mac'],
...
I got into the .DS_Store so I removed it manually.
Copy and paste this into .vuepress/config.js. See also the official for more information on the sidebar.
I wrote the source by referring to here Try updating the article to Qiita via API --Qiita. Since the article title could be treated as the transfer destination URL as it is
if __name__ == "__main__":
argvs = sys.argv
token = argvs[1]
user = argvs[2]
qiitaApi = qiita_api.QiitaApi(token)
items = qiitaApi.query_user_items(user)
for item in items:
execute(item, token)
break
def parse(item):
return {
'title': item['title'],
'qiita_id': item['id'],
'tags': item['tags'],
'body': f'''
This article has moved to GitHub Pages.\n
"https://perpouh.github.io/blog/qiita/{item['title']}.html"
''',
'tweet': False,
'private': False,
}
I tried to knead it I stopped because I was too scared to move even without looping and my stomach hurt (fucking the commentary) You may do it manually if you feel like it: severe:
I'm doing it with GitHub Actions. Automatic deployment to GitHub Pages by GitHub Actions-Qiita It's nice that you don't have to put files (post-deployment files) in the master branch that you wouldn't touch manually rather than running automatically.
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