Tested on windows only.
Requirements:
1.python installed.
2. Google Data APIs - gdata-python-client
can be downloaded from here : http://gdata-python-client.googlecode.com/files/gdata.py-1.0.10.latest.zip
Installation :
1.Install python
2.Download gdata-python-client unpack and run "setup.py install"
3.download bg01.zip unpack bg.py and place in any folder mentioned in %PATH%
4. add this line to your _vmrc file :
nnoremap <Leader>blog :! bg.py --f %:p --u my@email.com --p inline<cr>
where my@email.com is your email registered on blogger.com
--p inline - means that password will be asked on every posting to blog , you can specify it in this line if you want.
Than script will not be asking every time.
nnoremap <Leader>blog :! bg.py --f %:p --u my@email.com --p mypassword<cr>
Using:
When you want to post current file to blog : just hit '\blog' enter password and new blog entry will be created.
I added post here how to create blog with syntax-highlighted source code.
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4 comments:
Hi,
I think you can try to download
http://effbot.org/media/downloads/elementtree-1.2.6-20050316.tar.gz
ElementTree manually , unpack and run installation :
$ python setup.py install
I will check thi out on my ubuntu box.
Sorry for the deleted comment. The problem was related with versions of python-gdata and python-elementtree. For ubuntu users, the versions in hardy heron are needed.
python-elementtree (1.2.6-11ubuntu1)
python-gdata (1.0.9-1)
On line 39 of bg.py, you ask for an inline password using sys.stdin.readline(). I recommend changing it to getpass.getpass() instead - it functions similar to readline in that it fills a variable with a string, but it does not display the password on stdout (the screen).
You will have to import getpass for this function, it is part of the standard python 2.5.
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