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When importing from delicious, the gitmark_add.py script chokes on an UTF-8 character (µ) in a tag:

    adding mark None to repo False
    {
        "extended": "", 
        "hash": "....", 
        "description": "micro-OSC | CNMAT", 
        "rights": null, 
        "creator": "delicious:user", 
        "uri": "http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/research/uosc", 
        "private": false, 
        "meta": "....", 
        "time": "2009-02-23T00:07:07Z", 
        "tags": [
            "osc", 
            "\u00b5c", 
            "tm", 
            "pic"
        ]
    }
    osc
    [u'osc']
    µc
    [u'osc', u'\xb5c']
    tm
    [u'osc', u'\xb5c', u'tm']
    pic
    [u'osc', u'\xb5c', u'tm', u'pic']
    tags filename/Users/ja/Documents/gitmarks/public/tags/osc
    tags filename/Users/ja/Documents/gitmarks/public/tags/tm
    tags filename/Users/ja/Documents/gitmarks/public/tags/pic
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "./delicious_import.py", line 158, in <module>
        import_delicious_to_local_git(username, password)
      File "./delicious_import.py", line 108, in import_delicious_to_local_git
        err = addToRepo(mark,doPush=False)
      File ".../gitmarks_2/gitmark_add.py", line 107, in addToRepo
        return addToPublicRepo(gitmarksObj, doPush)
      File ".../gitmarks_2/gitmark_add.py", line 159, in addToPublicRepo
        print 'tags filename' + str(filename)

Find 5 people who will spend an hour once a month testing this stuff.

Running gitmark_web.py results in the following error when browsing to the host/port:

Error 500: Internal Server Error

Sorry, the requested URL http://localhost:44865/ caused an error:

Template 'index' not found.

I can't seem to locate any templates in the git repos

Test creating a new gitmarks without having a remote repository to check your bookmarks into.

Tags in the public/tags/NAME directory are not being added to local git repository (aka 'git add NAME' is noto called). This needs to be tested, verified, fixed, etc.

Write a set of automated command line tests for adding data to a repository.

I'm going to go ahead and try converting the code on a file-by-file basis to conform to the PEP8 standards. I don't think we need to be 100% compliant, but more is better. Also, I'm going to be using the awesome PEP8 script to check the code.

gitmark_web.py has 'from gitmark import gitMark' in it, whereas the class name is gitmark

We have gitmarks.org, we need a 3-4 page website

1. info
2. Contact and mailing lists
3. install/setup/etc
4. Contributors and issues, etc.

Mostly, links to offsite resources like github and OpenHatch

Design a mechanism for browsing other people's links

settings object is being imported from example_settings.py and when reloaded is being reloaded from the example and wiping out settings.

As well it looks like for some reason the settings for (at least) the remote public repo is not being remembered as I can't get it to clone the remote repo (or get by the if guard) as its setting is None at this point.

Working on trying to figure it out. Ordering a book...."Learning Python: The Hard Way"

Test doing a ./config.py with having remote git repositories to work from.

Design a system for extracting content from URLs and not just crawling the raw HTML

File "config.py", line 200
dict = { 'GITMARK_BASE_DIR':base_dir, 'GET_CONTENT':get_content,
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent

in ff_plugin we have a firefox plug example. We need to test it as-is and decide how to turn it into a full bookmark manager.

I can't seem to get the settings I enter via the command line via config.py prompts to ever actually take effect.

The problem is that the function reload() is used and passed the argument settings. The example_settings.py is imported as settings so trying to load settings.py just loads the local settings module (actually example_settings.py).

Also, reload() is meant to be used for a module that is already loaded. In this case, the settings.py module should not already be loaded since we just created this file via the config prompts.

Crawl OpenHatch to get these issues to show up in it's revision system.

Find contributors to work on this project, people who want to donate code.

I'm sure there are a lot more out-of-date issues in the README, but the most crucial one is that it shows usage information, etc. for gitmark.py, which looks like it was renamed to gitmark_add.py.

From the README:

"""
3) Start adding bookmarks!
You can import your delicious bookmarks via
'python delicious_imports.py'
Or you can add bookmarks directly at the command line by running
'gitmark.py [options] uri'
"""

Hey,

when i try to run the webserver, i get a 500 error in the browser

`Error 500: Internal Server Error
Sorry, the requested URL http://localhost:44865/ caused an error:

Template 'index' not found.`

extend config to create private/public keys if they do not exist

Document how config.py works so a new developer can follow what it does and how it works.

Design a mechanism to share URLs with other people. Probably via subpubhubbub

Right now it is unlikely that config.py downloads all required packages. config.py needs to be tested on a machine to see if it does indeed download all related files/projects.

When I agree with the default options from config.py, the following error occurs:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "config.py", line 324, in <module>
    configure_gitmarks()
  File "config.py", line 44, in configure_gitmarks
    ret = create_local_gitmarks_folders()
  File "config.py", line 134, in create_local_gitmarks_folders
    os.chdir(os.path.abspath(content_dir))
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/Users/Joris/tmp/gitmarks_2/content'

When I manually create the content directory before running config.py, I get some warnings about content already existing, but everything works fine. This is on Mac OS X, with python 2.6.3 from EPD.