### new-entry.sh, 2th revision
----
<!-- extra: code-friendly, fenced-code-blocks, header-ids--> 

[blogs entry script](#basic-usage), test on debian, requires bash, python-mardown, trentm/python-markdown2.

folder/files structure. @ means symlink/shortcut, \* is executable.

```
$ alias ll='ls -F --color=auto -h --group-directories-first -a|tail -n +3|column|tr -s ' \t' ' '|column -t > /tmp/file'
$ ll;cat /tmp/file
./========================================================
b/                       blog_index.md@  removeComment.sh
im/                      im_index.md@    .style.css
md-sh/                   .index.html     style.css
neoup/                   index.html      test@
python-markdown2-2.3.7/  not_found.html

b/========================================================
00blogdex.html       26.htm
.00blogdex-old.html  28.htm
01.htm               29.htm
...					 ...

md-sh/====================================================
bin/    22  blogdexHead.txt     index2.md          templist
lib/    28  curljq.sh*          index.md           test-markdown.md
oldmd/  29  entry-template.txt  index-md2html.sh*  todo.txt
01      30  im@                 json               x-curljq*
10      b@  imdexHead.txt       new-entry.sh*      z-pad.txt
```

#### Basic Usage: 

jump to [Upload](#upload), [Misc](#misc)
[new-entry.sh](./30-new-entry.sh.txt), [index-md2html.sh](./30-index-md2html.sh.txt)
`./new-entry.sh n 'blog title quote include'; ` make new file numeric order start with 01, no file extension. Script looks for the largest number and +1 as new filename. A message appears once hit enter. This step can be skip, but the format is important, check my blog examples below.

`./new-entry.sh [h|h2|i|i2] #; h or h2` makes markdown copies in /tmp, then add 2 spaces end of each line. Parsing extras option if found on third line. And convert to html, sandwhich btwn [entry-template.txt][et], in b/ or im/. `i or i2` adds entry or change existing title base on file name (#.htm) to index.md or index2.md (only one entry per line not two, if seperate by comma the other one would be replace.). *This script does not support multiple input, use for loop instead.*
 [et]: ./30-entry-template.txt
<hr/>

**trentm/python-markdown2** from github can be standalone, no need for pip. By extracting its bin and lib folders to md-sh/, where new-entry.sh is located.
See its test/ for examples. 
my blog examples: [30.md](./30.txt), [28.md](./28.txt)
On third line of blog entry, `<!-- extras: spoiler,code-friendly, fenced-code-blocks, header-ids, nofollow, cuddled-lists -->` Use one or multiple and `./new-entry.sh [h|h2] #` could run with `python2 ./bin/markdown2 --extras spoiler,code-friendly,..`. Spacing is not important during inspection but spelling is. **Start the blog content on 5th line** and leave blank line after any heading \#, code block \``` etc. Some difference btwn this and the deb package.

`./index-md2html.sh $1;` just update a index. `$1` can be nothing or anything, for b/ or im/ and sandwhich btwn [blogdexHead.txt][bh] or imdexHead.txt. No per links limit. 
 [bh]: ./30-blogdexHead.txt

#### Upload:
  
[x-curljq](./30-x-curljq.txt), [curljq.sh](./30-curljq.sh.txt)
x-curljq import functions from the latter for easier editing. Examples are in it and file path for key variable and curljq.sh need to change. Run `./x-curljq` once done.

#### Misc:

the index.html is not updated by script, [style.css](../style.css) removes newline before upload.

I type in txt editor, no live preview. Can be annoying sometimes.

```
# On debian python-markdown 2.6.8-1 is not same as trentm/python-markdown2
# Python-Markdown/markdown
cat $input| markdown_py > $output;
markdown_py $input > $output;

-------------------------------------------------
# trentm/python-markdown2-2.3.7
# Extract bin, and lib folder out the release. test/ has more examples
extra=name1,name2...
extra=fenced-code-blocks,nofollow,cuddled-lists
python2 ./bin/markdown2 --extras $extra > $output;
python2 ./bin/markdown2 -x nofollow -x header-ids $input

# some extra doesn't work, like 'use-file-vars'
$ cat 02
### titles here!
----
<!-- extras: header-ids, nofollow, tables -->

start here if use extra, see git for more info. 
work or not, no promises.
```