planet.rb

planet.rb

planet.rb quick starter script - (auto-) add articles & blog posts to your (jekyll & friends) static website via feeds (and planet pluto)

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planet.rb quick starter script - (auto-)add articles & blog posts to your static (jekyll & friends) website via feeds (and planet pluto)

Usage

Step 1: Planet Pluto Configuration

Use the Planet Pluto machinery to setup your planet and feed list. Example planet.ini:

title = Planet Ruby

[rubylang]
  title = Ruby Lang News
  link  = http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news
  feed  = http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/feeds/news.rss

[rubyconf]
  title = Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps in 2020 - What's Upcoming?
  link  = http://planetruby.github.io/calendar/2020
  feed  = http://planetruby.github.io/calendar/feed.xml

[rubyonrails]
  title = Ruby on Rails Blog
  link  = http://weblog.rubyonrails.org
  feed  = http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/feed/atom.xml

[jekyll]
  title = Jekyll News
  link  = https://jekyllrb.com/news
  feed  = https://jekyllrb.com/feed.xml

Use the pluto command line tool and pass in the planet configuration. Example:

$ pluto update planet.ini

This will

  1. fetch all feeds listed in planet.ini and

  2. store all entries in a local database, that is, planet.db in your working folder.

Resulting in:

pluto/1.3.2 on Ruby 2.3.3
[info] db settings:
[info] {:adapter=>"sqlite3", :database=>"./planet.db"}
[info] Updating feed subscription >rubylang< - >http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/feeds/news.rss<...
[info] Updating feed subscription >rubyconf< - >http://planetruby.github.io/calendar/feed.xml<...
[info] Updating feed subscription >rubyonrails< - >http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/feed/atom.xml<...
[info] Updating feed subscription >jekyll< - >https://jekyllrb.com/feed.xml<...
[info] OK - fetching feed 'rubylang' - HTTP status 200 OK
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0 Released
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0-rc2 Released
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0-rc1 Released
[info] ** NEW | Separation of positional and keyword arguments in Ruby 3.0
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0-preview3 Released
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0-preview2 Released
[info] ** NEW | 2020 Fukuoka Ruby Award Competition - Entries to be judged by Matz
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.4.9 Released
[info] ** NEW | CVE-2019-16201: Regular Expression Denial of Service vulnerability of WEBrick's Digest...
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.6.5 Released
[info] OK - fetching feed 'rubyconf' - HTTP status 200 OK
[info] ** NEW | Rails Camp West @ Diablo Lake, Washington, United States - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] ** NEW | RubyConf Belarus (BY) @ Minsk, Belarus - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] ** NEW | Birmingham on Rails @ Birmingham, Alabama, United States - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] ** NEW | RubyConf Australia @ Melbourne, Victoria, Australia - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] ** NEW | ParisRB Conf @ Paris, France - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] ** NEW | Rubyfuza @ Cape Town, South Africa - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[info] OK - fetching feed 'rubyonrails' - HTTP status 200 OK
[info] ** NEW | This week in Rails - Rack 2.1 released, disallowed deprecations, and more!
[info] ** NEW | This week in Rails - Deprecations, bugfixes and improvements!
[info] ** NEW | This week in Rails - The 2019 edition
[info] ** NEW | Ruby 2.7.0, Rails 6.0.2.1 and more
[info] ** NEW | Rails 5.2.4.1 has been released!
[info] ** NEW | Rails 6.0.2.1 has been released!
[info] ** NEW | Rails 6.0.2 has been released!
[info] ** NEW | Rails 6.0.2.rc2 has been released!
[info] ** NEW | Rails 6.0.2.rc1, 5.2.4, and something different…
[info] ** NEW | Rails 5.2.4 has been released!
[info] OK - fetching feed 'jekyll' - HTTP status 200 OK
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 4.0.0 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 4.0.0.pre.beta1 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 3.8.6 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 4.0.0.pre.alpha1 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 3.8.5 Released
[info] ** NEW | Security Fixes for series 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8
[info] ** NEW | Sponsoring Jekyll’s development
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 3.8.3 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 3.8.2 Released
[info] ** NEW | Jekyll 3.8.1 Released
Done.

See the Planet Pluto documentation for more ».

Step 2: Generate Planet Posts for Your Static (Jekyll & Friends) Website

Use the planet.rb script to generate the blog posts for your static (jekyll & friends) website. Example:

$ ruby ./planet.rb

This will

  1. fetch the latest entries from the local database, that is, planet.db and

  2. generate a blog story for every entry in _posts/

Resulting in:

planet.rb/1.0.0 on Ruby 2.3.3
db settings:
{:adapter=>"sqlite3", :database=>"./planet.db"}
[info] db settings:
[info] {:adapter=>"sqlite3", :database=>"./planet.db"}
[1] This week in Rails - Rack 2.1 released, disallowed deprecations, and more!
[2] Rails Camp West @ Diablo Lake, Washington, United States - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[3] RubyConf Belarus (BY) @ Minsk, Belarus - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[4] This week in Rails - Deprecations, bugfixes and improvements!
[5] This week in Rails - The 2019 edition
[6] Birmingham on Rails @ Birmingham, Alabama, United States - Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps Update
[7] Ruby 2.7.0, Rails 6.0.2.1 and more
[8] Ruby 2.7.0 Released
[9] Ruby 2.7.0-rc2 Released
[10] Rails 5.2.4.1 has been released!
...

And if you check the _posts/ folder now listing:

_posts/
   2019-12-18-rails_5241_has_been_released.html
   2019-12-21-ruby_270-rc2_released.html
   2019-12-25-ruby_270_released.html
   2019-12-27-ruby_270_rails_6021_and_more.html
   2020-01-02-birmingham_on_rails_birmingham_alabama_united_states.html
   2020-01-05-this_week_in_rails_-_the_2019_edition.html
   2020-01-11-this_week_in_rails_-_deprecations_bugfixes_and_improvements.html
   2020-01-16-rails_camp_west_diablo_lake_washington_united_states.html
   2020-01-16-rubyconf_belarus_by_minsk_belarus_-_ruby_conferences_n_camps_update.html
   2020-01-19-this_week_in_rails_-_rack_21_released_disallowed_deprecations_and_more.html
   ...

For example the feed entry "Ruby 2.7.0 Released":

<p>We are pleased to announce the release of Ruby 2.7.0.</p>

<p>It introduces a number of new features and performance improvements,
most notably:</p>

<ul>
  <li>Pattern Matching</li>
  <li>REPL improvement</li>
  <li>Compaction GC</li>
  <li>Separation of positional and keyword arguments</li>
</ul>
...

becomes _posts/2019-12-25-ruby_270_released.html:

---
title:      "Ruby 2.7.0 Released"
created_at: 2019-12-25 00:00:00 UTC
author:     Ruby Lang News
layout:     post
original_link: "https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2019/12/25/ruby-2-7-0-released/"
---
<p>We are pleased to announce the release of Ruby 2.7.0.</p>

<p>It introduces a number of new features and performance improvements,
most notably:</p>

<ul>
  <li>Pattern Matching</li>
  <li>REPL improvement</li>
  <li>Compaction GC</li>
  <li>Separation of positional and keyword arguments</li>
</ul>
...

Step 3: Use Your Static (Jekyll & Friends) Website Compiler to Build Your Website

Nothing new. Use your static (jekyll & friends) website compiler as usual to build your website. Example:

$ jekyll build

See the sample live version @ feedreader.github.io/jekyll.planet.sample (Source).

That's it.

Examples in the Real World

Add Your Setup Here!

License

The planet.rb scripts are dedicated to the public domain. Use it as you please with no restrictions whatsoever.

Questions? Comments?

Send them along to the wwwmake Forum. Thanks!

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