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I found the following snippets in your repository. I will now analyze these snippets and come up with a plan.
From looking through the relevant snippets, I decided to make the following modifications:
File Path | Proposed Changes |
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main.py |
Modify main.py with contents: • Modify the post() function to extract the markdown text from the incoming POST request. You can access the markdown text using request.form.get('markdown') .• In the post() function, generate a unique filename for the new post. One way to do this is to use the current timestamp, like so: filename = f"{time.time()}.md" .• Still in the post() function, check if the pages/ directory exists. If it does not, create it using os.makedirs('pages') .• Next, in the post() function, open a new file in the pages/ directory with the generated filename and write the markdown text to it.• Finally, modify the post() function to return a redirect to the new post's page. You can do this with return redirect(url_for('page', filename=filename)) . |
I have created a plan for writing the pull request. I am now working my plan and coding the required changes to address this issue. Here is the planned pull request:
Implement saving a post as markdown
sweep/save-post-as-markdown
Description
This PR implements the functionality to save a post as a markdown file in the Flaskpress application. It modifies the
post()
function inmain.py
to handle incoming POST requests with a markdown text attribute. The markdown text is extracted from the request, and a unique filename is generated for the new post. The markdown file is then saved in thepages/
directory. If thepages/
directory does not exist, it is created. After saving the markdown file, thepost()
function returns a redirect to the new post's page.Summary of Changes
- Modified the
post()
function inmain.py
to handle incoming POST requests with a markdown text attribute.- Extracted the markdown text from the request using
request.form.get('markdown')
.- Generated a unique filename for the new post using the current timestamp.
- Checked if the
pages/
directory exists and created it if it does not.- Opened a new file in the
pages/
directory with the generated filename and wrote the markdown text to it.- Modified the
post()
function to return a redirect to the new post's page usingreturn redirect(url_for('page', filename=filename))
.
File | Instructions | Progress | Error logs | |
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main.py |
Modify main.py with contents: • Modify the post() function to extract the markdown text from the incoming POST request. You can access the markdown text using request.form.get('markdown') .• In the post() function, generate a unique filename for the new post. One way to do this is to use the current timestamp, like so: filename = f"{time.time()}.md" .• Still in the post() function, check if the pages/ directory exists. If it does not, create it using os.makedirs('pages') .• Next, in the post() function, open a new file in the pages/ directory with the generated filename and write the markdown text to it.• Finally, modify the post() function to return a redirect to the new post's page. You can do this with return redirect(url_for('page', filename=filename)) . |
✅ Commit 2dd49d5 |
No errors. | I have finished coding the issue. I am now reviewing it for completeness. |
Here are my self-reviews of my changes at sweep/save-post-as-markdown
.
Here is the 1st review
No changes required. The implemented functionality correctly handles the saving of a post as a markdown file in the 'pages' directory and redirects to the 'page' endpoint with the filename as a parameter. Good job!
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Details
In line 47 of
main.py
, handle an incoming post request with a markdown text attribute, and save to an appropriate file name under the (presumed)pages/
directory, so that the/pages
endpoint can then load it. Ideally, return a redirect to the appropriate/pages/
endpoint.Checklist
- [X] `main.py` > • Modify the `post()` function to extract the markdown text from the incoming POST request. You can access the markdown text using `request.form.get('markdown')`. > • In the `post()` function, generate a unique filename for the new post. One way to do this is to use the current timestamp, like so: `filename = f"{time.time()}.md"`. > • Still in the `post()` function, check if the `pages/` directory exists. If it does not, create it using `os.makedirs('pages')`. > • Next, in the `post()` function, open a new file in the `pages/` directory with the generated filename and write the markdown text to it. > • Finally, modify the `post()` function to return a redirect to the new post's page. You can do this with `return redirect(url_for('page', filename=filename))`.