Implement saving a post as markdown

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Description

This PR implements the functionality to save a post as a markdown file in the Flaskpress application. It modifies the post() function in main.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 the pages/ directory. If the pages/ directory does not exist, it is created. After saving the markdown file, the post() function returns a redirect to the new post's page.

Summary of Changes

• Modified the post() function in main.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 using return redirect(url_for('page', filename=filename)).

Fixes #6.

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[SomethingGeneric]

This is awesome! If you could first attempt to name the post with a provided request attribute called "filename" or "post_name", that would be awesome. Having the timestamp as a fallback, though, if filename is omitted, is fantastic.

[sweep-ai[bot]]

This is awesome! If you could first attempt to name the post with a provided request attribute called "filename" or "post_name", that would be awesome. Having the timestamp as a fallback, though, if filename is omitted, is fantastic.

Hi @SomethingGeneric,

I decided to make the following changes:

File Path	Proposed Changes
main.py	Modify main.py with contents: • In the post() function, check for the presence of the "filename" or "post_name" attribute in the request. • If the attribute is present, use its value as the filename for the new post. • If the attribute is not present, fallback to using the current timestamp to generate a unique filename.