nikepub (empty) → 1.0

raw patch · 8 files changed

+445/−0 lines, 8 filesdep +GoogleChartdep +HStringTemplatedep +HTTPsetup-changed

Dependencies added: GoogleChart, HStringTemplate, HTTP, base, containers, haskell98, haxr, hs-twitter, hxt, network, old-locale, old-time, regex-compat, syb, time

Files

• LICENSE +165/−0
• README +59/−0
• Setup.hs +2/−0
• nikepub.cabal +36/−0
• nikepub.hs +175/−0
• templates/mt_body.st +6/−0
• templates/mt_title.st +1/−0
• templates/twitter_status.st +1/−0

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@@ -0,0 +1,59 @@+nikepub++INTRODUCTION++nikepub is a simple commandline program that given a Nike+ user id will fetch the+most recent Nike+ run and publish it to any blog and/or Twitter account.+Assumes the Nike+ user profile is public. Supports customizable templates+for the blog entry title, body and Twitter status update. Any blogging+system with XML-RPC support for metaWeblog.newPost (like WordPress or MovableType)+is supported.++A description of the implementation can be found in this series of blog posts:++http://www.codemanic.com/uwe/2009/05/publishing-nike-runs-part-1-numeric-lists.html+http://www.codemanic.com/uwe/2009/06/publishing-nike-runs-part-2-google-charts.html+http://www.codemanic.com/uwe/2009/06/publishing-nike-runs-part-3-handling-xml.html+http://www.codemanic.com/uwe/2009/06/publishing-nike-runs-part-4-string-templates.html+http://www.codemanic.com/uwe/2009/06/publishing-nike-runs-part-5-blogging-and-twitter.html++INSTALLATION++nikepub comes as a cabal package so doing ++$ runhaskell Setup configure --prefix=$HOME --user+$ runhaskell Setup build+$ runhaskell Setup install++in the untarred package directory will install nikepub in $HOME/bin.++USAGE++Example command line flags (fill in values where you see <value description>s):++nikepub+ --id=<your nike+ id> \+ --templates=<path to a templates dir> \+ --mtUrl=<url to your blog xml-rpc> \+ --mtUser=<your blog username> \ + --mtPassword=<path to a file containing your blog api password> \ + --message=<any additional message you want in blog entry> \ + --twitterUser=<your twitter username> \+ --twitterPassword=<path to a file containing your twitter password>++The distribution package contains an example template directory. It can be used directly or customized.+The example template files have all the supported $fields$ in them. All three files must be present in+a template directory. You might want to copy the template directory into a more convenient place.++Your Nike+ profile is assumed to be public. nikepub doesn't work with non-public profiles (if you publish+your runs with nikepub you might as well have your profile public). Your Nike+ id is an integer. The simplest way+to find it out is to share a run or your profile in the Flash UI on the Nike+ website by choosing to grab+the link to the run you want to share in the Share menu.+The pasteboard now has a URL with your Nike+ user id in the URL params.++The --message flag on the nikepub commandline lets you append an arbitrary message to the body of the generated+blog entry.++BUGS, SUGGESTIONS, COMMENTS++Please send to uwe@codemanic.com

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@+import Distribution.Simple+main = defaultMain

@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@+Name:                nikepub+Version:             1.0+Category:            Web+Synopsis:            Command line utility publishes Nike+ runs on blogs and Twitter+Description:         Simple commandline program that given a Nike+ user id will fetch the+                     most recent Nike+ run and publish it to any blog and/or Twitter account.+                     Assumes the Nike+ user profile is public. Supports customizable templates+                     for the blog entry title, body and Twitter status update. Any blogging+                     system with XML-RPC support for metaWeblog.newPost +                     (like WordPress or MovableType) is supported.+License:             LGPL+License-file:        LICENSE+Author:              Uwe Hoffmann+Maintainer:          uwe@codemanic.com+Homepage:            http://www.codemanic.com/uwe+Build-Type:          Simple+Cabal-Version:       >=1.2+Extra-Source-Files:  README, templates/mt_title.st, templates/mt_body.st,+                     templates/twitter_status.st+Executable nikepub+  Main-is:           nikepub.hs+  Build-Depends:     haskell98,+                     base >= 4.1.0.0 && < 5,+                     containers >= 0.2.0.1,+                     regex-compat >= 0.71.0.1,+                     old-time >= 1.0.0.2,+                     old-locale >= 1.0.0.1,+                     time >= 1.1.3,+                     syb >= 0.1.0.1,+                     network >= 2.2.1,+                     HTTP >= 4000.0.6,+                     GoogleChart >= 0.2,+                     haxr >= 3000.2.1,+                     hxt >= 8.3.0,+                     hs-twitter >= 0.2.8,+                     HStringTemplate >= 0.5.1.2

@@ -0,0 +1,175 @@+module Main (main)+where++import Codemanic.NikeRuns+import Codemanic.Blogging+import System.Console.GetOpt+import System+import IO+import Control.Monad+import Data.Maybe+import Web.Twitter.Fetch+import Web.Twitter.Monad+import System.Environment++data Options = Options {+  nikeId :: Int,+  templateDir :: String,+  chartWidth :: Int,+  chartHeight :: Int,+  mtUser :: Maybe String,+  mtPassword :: Maybe FilePath,+  mtUrl :: Maybe String,+  twitterUser :: Maybe String,+  twitterPassword :: Maybe FilePath,+  message :: Maybe String+} deriving (Eq, Show)++defaultOptions :: Options+defaultOptions = Options {+  nikeId = 0,+  templateDir = "",+  chartWidth = 600,+  chartHeight = 200,+  mtUser = Nothing,+  mtPassword = Nothing,+  mtUrl = Nothing,+  twitterUser = Nothing,+  twitterPassword = Nothing,+  message = Nothing+}++options :: [ OptDescr (Options -> IO Options) ]+options = +  [ Option "" ["templates"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { templateDir = arg })+            "DIR")+        "template directory"+ +    , Option "u" ["id"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { nikeId = (read arg) })+            "INT")+        "nike+ user id"++    , Option "" ["mtUser"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { mtUser = Just arg })+            "STRING")+        "mt user"++    , Option "" ["mtPassword"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { mtPassword = Just arg })+            "FILEPATH")+        "mt password file"++    , Option "" ["mtUrl"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { mtUrl = Just arg })+            "STRING")+        "mt url"++    , Option "" ["twitterUser"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { twitterUser = Just arg })+            "STRING")+        "twitter user"++    , Option "" ["twitterPassword"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { twitterPassword = Just arg })+            "FILEPATH")+        "twitter password file"++    , Option "m" ["message"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { message = Just arg })+            "STRING")+        "message"+ +    , Option [] ["chartWidth"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { chartWidth = read arg })+            "INT")+        "chart width"++    , Option [] ["chartHeight"]+        (ReqArg+            (\arg opt -> return opt { chartHeight = read arg })+            "INT")+        "chart height"++    , Option "v" ["version"]+        (NoArg+            (\_ -> do+                hPutStrLn stderr "Version 1.00"+                exitWith ExitSuccess))+        "Print version"+ +    , Option "h" ["help"]+        (NoArg+            (\_ -> do+    	        prg <- getProgName+                hPutStrLn stderr (usageInfo prg options)+                exitWith ExitSuccess))+        "Show help"+    ]++nikepubOpts :: [String] -> IO Options+nikepubOpts args = do+    case getOpt RequireOrder options args of+      (o,n,[]  ) -> foldl (>>=) (return defaultOptions) o+      (_,_,errs) -> ioError (userError (concat errs ++ usageInfo header options))+  where header = "Usage: nikepub [OPTION...]"++tweet :: NikeRun -> Options -> IO ()+tweet nr opts = do+  let cw = chartWidth opts+  let ch = chartHeight opts+  case (twitterUser opts) of+    Just twu -> do+      twitterMsg <- renderNikeRun cw ch (templateDir opts) "twitter_status" nr ""+      twitterPswd <- readFile (fromJust $ twitterPassword opts)+      putStrLn $ "tweeting update " ++ twitterMsg+      runTM (AuthUser twu twitterPswd)+        $ postMethod+        $ restCall "update.json" (arg "status" twitterMsg [])+      putStrLn "done tweeting"+      return ()+    Nothing -> return ()+ +blog :: NikeRun -> Options -> IO ()+blog nr opts = do+  let cw = chartWidth opts+  let ch = chartHeight opts+  case (mtUrl opts) of +    Just u -> do+      mtTitle <- renderNikeRun cw ch (templateDir opts) "mt_title" nr ""+      mtBody  <- renderNikeRun cw ch (templateDir opts) "mt_body" nr (fromMaybe "" (message opts))+      mtPswd <- readFile (fromJust $ mtPassword opts)+      let blogEntry = BlogEntry {+         title = mtTitle,+         body = mtBody,+         keywords = ["running"],+         publishTime = (startTime nr) }+      let blog = Blog {+         url = u,+         user = (fromJust $ mtUser opts),+         password = mtPswd,         +         blogId = 1}+      publish blog blogEntry+    Nothing  -> return ()+  +main :: IO ()+main = do+  args <- getArgs+  opts <- nikepubOpts args+  let userId = (nikeId opts)+  putStrLn $ "fetching most recent run for nike user " ++ (show userId)+  runId <- getMostRecentNikeRunId userId+  putStrLn $ "fetching run " ++ (show runId)+  nr <- getNikeRun userId runId+  blog nr opts+  tweet nr opts

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@+<a href="http://nikeplus.nike.com/nikeplus/v1/services/widget/get_public_run.jsp?id=$runId$&userID=$userId$">run</a> $startTime$, $distance$ km, $duration$ min, $calories$ calories,+$pace$ min/km avg pace++<img src="$chart$">++$message$

@@ -0,0 +1,1 @@+run $distance$ km

@@ -0,0 +1,1 @@+run $startTime$, $distance$ km, $duration$ min, $calories$ calories