Mon Jan 24 21:44:02 UTC 2005
Hacking herds with CelementTree
I thought I'd give the new C module implementation of the XML
toolkit ElementTree a test-drive. I'm going to attempt to
write a quick installation script for nanoblogger that will
figure out which herds you're in and setup a page that shows
which herds you're in, links to open bugs for each herd
and a link to your latest CVS commits etc. See
my dev site
for an example.
Does someone have a tool for parsing the herds.xml file?
If anyone needs one, let me know and I'll throw one together. So far this one will take a username on the commandline and show what herds they are in. There are a few other functions for printing every herd and its main email address etc.
I named this tool nerfherder.py after the geekcore band.
Usage: ./nerfherder.py
Does someone have a tool for parsing the herds.xml file?
If anyone needs one, let me know and I'll throw one together. So far this one will take a username on the commandline and show what herds they are in. There are a few other functions for printing every herd and its main email address etc.
I named this tool nerfherder.py after the geekcore band.
Usage: ./nerfherder.py