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Allow to import articles/pages/comments from Wordpress export #1

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geopend door ldidry · 4 opmerkingen

ldidry reageerde (Gemigreerd van github.com)

I know that is a long shot and really low priority, but it would be wonderful if Plume could import a Wordpress export in the future.

The format of Wordpress export is WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR). You can find some documentation on https://github.com/pbiron/wxr/.

I know that is a long shot and really low priority, but it would be wonderful if Plume could import a Wordpress export in the future. The format of Wordpress export is WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR). You can find some documentation on https://github.com/pbiron/wxr/.

tcitworld reageerde (Gemigreerd van github.com)

How it's done in Ruby : https://github.com/thomasfl/wordpress_import/blob/master/wordpress_import.rb

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dblugeon reageerde (Gemigreerd van github.com)

For this issue, plume needs handle pages (which are not articles).

How plume should handle comments during import ?

For this issue, plume needs handle pages (which are not articles). How plume should handle comments during import ?

elegaanz reageerde (Gemigreerd van github.com)

I don't know about pages? Are them part of articles, that all together makes the complete article?

And for comments, I guess Wordpress stores the commenters email address, so we could see if any account has this email address, and create a fake one if need (eventually with a randomly generated suffix in the username to avoid squatting real usernames). Or we could create a comment to the person importing, which would simply contain a quote and the "Imported from Wordpress" mention. Or we could just ignore the comments from people who don't have a Plume account(detected with the email address). I don't know which solution seems the best to you…

I don't know about pages? Are them part of articles, that all together makes the complete article? And for comments, I guess Wordpress stores the commenters email address, so we could see if any account has this email address, and create a fake one if need (eventually with a randomly generated suffix in the username to avoid squatting real usernames). Or we could create a comment to the person importing, which would simply contain a quote and the "Imported from Wordpress" mention. Or we could just ignore the comments from people who don't have a Plume account(detected with the email address). I don't know which solution seems the best to you…

ldidry reageerde (Gemigreerd van github.com)

No, pages are static pages, apart from the blog itself. Usually, more infos about the blogger, a way to contact him/her, etc.
Exemple: my blog is on https://fiat-tux.fr/, but I have some pages : https://fiat-tux.fr/about/, https://fiat-tux.fr/developpements/, etc.

No, pages are static pages, apart from the blog itself. Usually, more infos about the blogger, a way to contact him/her, etc. Exemple: my blog is on https://fiat-tux.fr/, but I have some pages : https://fiat-tux.fr/about/, https://fiat-tux.fr/developpements/, etc.

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