Skip to content

Scribe tool used by the JSON-LD Community Group

License

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

json-ld/scrawl.js

Repository files navigation

Scrawl.js

Handy scribe tool for W3C group scribes.

Installation

Clone the repo locally, and in this repositories working directory run the following commands:

$ npm i
$ npm start

Setup

Scrawl works on directories structured like:

2011-07-04/
./irc.log
./audio.ogg
  • The directory name MUST be in ISO 8601 format.
  • The log file MUST be namedirc.log.
  • The (optional) audio file MUST be namedaudio.ogg.

The output files will be added to the same directory for simpler hosting of all the things.

There aretwoimportant setup files:

  • config.yaml(seeconfig.yaml.example)
  • people.json(seepeople.json.example)

Once those two files are configured to your contentment, see below.

Command Line Usage

To install scrawl globally, run...

$ npm i -g

Then...

$ scrawl -m -d 2011-07-04/

To include a parent index of all minutes directories, run...

$ scrawl -i -m -d 2011-07-04/

The resulting directory will look like

2011-07-04/
./irc.log
./audio.ogg
./index.html
index.html

Command Line Help Output

There are several more options available.

Usage: index.js [options]

Options:

-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-d, --directory<directory>The directory to process.
-m, --html If set, write the minutes to an index.html file
-w, --wordpress If set, publish the minutes to the blog
-e, --email If set, publish the minutes to the mailing list
-t, --twitter If set, publish the minutes to Twitter
-g, --google If set, publish the minutes to G+
-i, --index Build meeting index
-q, --quiet Don't print status information to the console

The WordPress, Google, and Twitter related switches also require some custom environment variables to be setup. For examples of those, see the publish.sh.example.

Web-based editor

You can edit logs in a small Web app. To do so, it's recommended to install the http-servernode package and use that (for now):

$ npm i -g http-server
$ http-server www/

Once that's done, you can visithttp://localhost:8080/to paste IRC logs, see the output, and copy/paste the HTML (etc) wherever you need it.

For this to work you'll need to putpeople.jsonin yourwww/folder.

Wrapping bash scripts

If you're on a machine that has bash available, there are a couple useful tools in thescripts/folder. To configure them, copy thepublishing.cfg.example topublishing.cfg,make your changes, and then run the scripts (which wrap the node code).

Development

During development, you'll want to test with the working copy version of scrawl. For that, simply usenode index.js -hornpm start -- -h.

License

BSD-3-clause