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xsf-tools

Automated tools for the management of XEPs at the XSF

Right now working towards automatically defering XEPs. For some thoughts on the workflow see: http://logs.xmpp.org/editor/2014-06-10/#18:36:56

For building XEPs it right now depends on:

  • xsltproc (executable binary, debian package xsltproc)
  • texml (python module, for source see: http://getfo.org)
  • xelatex (executable binary, debian package texlive-xetex) Note: some recent versions have problems with correctly rendering images. Confirmed problematic: the versions from early 2014, confirmed working: the versions from july 2014.
  • Aditionally xelatex needs some dependencies:
    • texlive-base (debian package)
    • texlive-xetex (debian package)
    • texlive-fonts-extra (debian package)
    • texlive-fonts-recommended (debian package)
    • texlive-latex-base (debian package)
    • texlive-latex-extra (debian package)
    • texlive-latex-recommended (debian package)
    • tipa (debian package)

For version control it right now depends on:

  • git (executable binary, debian package git)

Executable scripts in this package:

  • build.py - builds HTML and PDF from XEP XML sources
  • cronjob.py - performs periodical maintanance tasks, right now deferring
  • testscript.py - testscript for developers

All scripts have a help function that can be called with '-h'.

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xsf-tools's Issues

Builder.py relies on specific directory layouts

Builder.py makes some assumptions about the directory layout from where it's run. The most obvious is that it looks for "../images/xmpp.pdf" and "../images/xmpp-text.pdf". There might be more, but nothing as obvious.

Recommend that it parameterize the location somehow.

XEP Diff tool broken when used over HTTPS

The XEP diff tool (which will hopefully live here soon, see #9) currently hard codes HTTP paths for resources, so the diff is broken if you access it over HTTPS because browsers won't load the CSS over HTTP.

Dependencies should be split up per task

The current dependencies of the script are only needed for certain tasks. Better make explicit for what tasks what dependencies are needed for what task and make the script check those dependencies.

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