Jul. 26, 2007
On yesterday evening i played a little with Subversion, I was looking for a way to do a post in my blog after a commit.
I knew that there’s post-commit hooks, but only email-related. So i’ve taken my Python, and i wrote this script that connects to XML-RPC service built-in in Wordpress (using xmlrpclib), and provide to create a new post that contains the commit’s message, and a list of affected files (by a call to svnlook).
The script is very easy and customizable, I hope it will be a launch for everyone.
Ah, i talked about it also in Google Project hosting user group, I hope that someone listen to me…
Here’s the code
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys
import xmlrpclib
import os
xmlrpc_url = "http://localhost/wp/xmlrpc.php"
xmlrpc_username = "admin"
xmlrpc_password = "admin"
post_title = "Commit log"
repos = sys.argv[1]
rev = sys.argv[2]
log_message = os.popen(’svnlook log ‘ + repos).read()
affected_files = os.popen(’svnlook changed ‘ + repos).read()
server = xmlrpclib.Server(xmlrpc_url)
server.metaWeblog.newPost(1,xmlrpc_username,xmlrpc_password,{”title”:post_title, “description”:”Message: ” + log_message + “Affetcted files: \n” + affected_files},bool(1))
Stay tuned
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