Need to copy "style" directory manually

[Zileus]

HI,

Do I forgot somenthing if I need to copy the directory "style" manually after publishing the blog from the sampl.org file?

Thanks!

Basile

[renard]

The style should be copied automaticatly. Which version are you using?

[Zileus]

As I can see, I use this version for o-blog:

Do not export TOC. Signed-off-by: Sébastien Gross <seb•ɑƬ•chezwam•ɖɵʈ•org>

commit 1ba0d1e69f118b8edbc33a6aec590448bf310f37 1 parent c5cdb7f063 Sébastien Gross authored 5 days ago

For org-mode, its laste committed version on github..

Regards

[renard]

Can you please patch o-blog.el with:

@@ -325,6 +325,10 @@ defined, or interactivelly called with `prefix-arg'.
       (ob-write-index)
       (let ((syncf (if (functionp 'dired-do-sync)
               'dired-do-sync 'copy-directory)))
+   (message "Running %s \"%s/%s\" \"%s\""
+        syncf (ob:blog-template-dir BLOG)
+        (ob:blog-style-dir BLOG)
+        (ob:blog-publish-dir BLOG))
    (funcall syncf (format "%s/%s"
                   (ob:blog-template-dir BLOG)
                   (ob:blog-style-dir BLOG))

and eval-defun once it's patched.

Now you should have in the *Messages* buffer:

Running dired-do-sync "/path/to/o-blog/templates/style" "out" if you have dired-sync (https://github.com/renard/dired-sync) installed Or Running copy-directory "/path/to/o-blog/templates/style" "out" otherwise.

[Zileus]

OK I have this in my Message buffer :

Running copy-directory "/path/to/o-blog/templates/style" "out"

But maybe it souhle be "out/style" as the second parameter? Or maybe the solution is to remove "./style/" in all path for style scripts?

Regards!

[renard]

Strange.

Try with

 (message "Running %s \"%s/%s\" \"%s\" (%s)"
       syncf (ob:blog-template-dir BLOG)
       (ob:blog-style-dir BLOG)
       (ob:blog-publish-dir BLOG)
       default-directory)

[Zileus]

that's it! From "Message" buffer

Running copy-directory "/home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/templates/style" "out" (/home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/example/)

I will try also dired-sync if it's needed.....

[renard]

yep you should then got the style directory in /home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/example/out.

[Zileus]

the "style" directory is not copied the directories "bootstrap", "Font-Awesome", "js" , "less" are copied in the "out" directory

your html files need this directory hierarchy: /out/ +-/style/ +-/bootsrap +-/Font-Awesome +-/less +-/js

Here I have this /out/ +-/bootsrap +-/Font-Awesome +-/less +-/js

In the generated html file all javascript are described script src=".*/style/js/less-1.2.2.min.js*" type="text/javascript

The Elisp code copy what the "style" directory contains not the directory "style" itself...

Regards,

Basile

[renard]

The site hierarchy is:

/out/
+-/style/
  +-/bootstrap
  +-/Font-Awesome
  +-/less
  +-/js
+- HTML FILES

I don't understand why you do have stars un javascript paths.

Have you try the debug like described: http://renard.github.com/o-blog/bug-report.html ?

Regards

[Zileus]

Ho sorry I put some Github Flavored Markdown in the path to make the path in bold format.... anyway, I run the bug-report but everything was alright, as you say it:

If anything runs fine emacs would exit normally.

I will try the direc-sync if you want but I will prefer not to use it...

[Zileus]

Personnaly I think the problem comes from commit ff60680 .... I think we should revert those modifications, don't you?

[renard]

The reason of this commit is to use dired-do-sync (then use rsync) to save time when copying the style directory. If dired-do-sync is not found, then a classical copy-directory is used.

I am very surprised by the behavior on your configuration.

Try to make sure /home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/example/out exists and is empty.

Then run

(let ((default-directory "/home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/example/"))
  (copy-directory "/home/basile/.emacs.d/o-blog/templates/style" "out"))

And see if the style directory is fully copied into the out one.

[Zileus]

I think I will copy the style directory the first time i use O-Blog... simpliest and less time consuming! Anyway thanks for your help!

[renard]

Anyway you can use o-blog-after-publish-hook to copy the files.