Basically this is to copy out those files that have been committed to a external folder.
It will take from svn log to find out all the files from author that you specify and from revision range that you specify.

NOTE: Please ensure that your svnexport.py is place inside the project root dir

python svnexport.py -r 30:35 -a jslim89 -d ~/export_dir -b branch/foo -f filename.txt -p file_path_prefix/path/to/file

This example is to show that it will take from:

• revision 30 to 35
• the author is jslim89
• export to ~/export_dir directory
• the project is from branch named foo
• it will output to a file named filename.txt in current path which contain the file path of the exported file
• can add a prefix in front of the file path

This is the sample output

Copied: path/to/source1.py -> /home/jslim89/export_dir/path/to/source1.py
Copied: path/to/source2.py -> /home/jslim89/export_dir/path/to/source2.py
Copied: path/to/source3.py -> /home/jslim89/export_dir/path/to/source3.py

Assumed that the home directory is /home/jslim89/

• -r or --revision -> Which revision you want to export (Required)
• -a or --author -> The author who commit the source code (Required)
• -d or --destination -> The destination where you want to copy to (Required)
• -b or --branch -> The project is from which branch (NOTE: default is trunk)
• -f or --filename -> The filename for the output file which contain the exported file path (optional)
• -p or --file_prefix -> The prefix for the file path for the output file (optional)

• Browse and checkout the source code.
• Download the project.