Implement a templating system with Genshi

Ignore-this: dc565ec2e3087ffec03d44c8786be875

This commit enables the first steps towards the use of the Genshi templating system.
A templating system makes it possible to control totally the formatted output without any Python skills.

darcs-hash:20090922224326-fa9d6-899b1080212c02f2ea74bf2b9b7fad82b18e6066.gz

1 files changed, 28 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/writers.py b/writers.py
index 2423063..43768fa 100644
--- a/writers.py
+++ b/writers.py
@@ -235,6 +235,7 @@ class _BaseWriter(object):
         #  ...,
         # ]
 
+        return repl
 
 
 
@@ -247,11 +248,36 @@ class Template(_BaseWriter):
         # replacements object, for debugging purposes
         #from code import interact ; interact(local=locals())
 
+        # let's make the data structure easier to use in the template
+        time = { 'start': repl['starttime'], 'end': repl['endtime'], 'timezone': repl['timeZone'] }
+        meeting = { 'title': repl['pageTitle'], 'owner': repl['owner'], 'logs': repl['fullLogsFullURL'] }
+        attendees = [ person for person in repl['PeoplePresent'] ]
+        agenda = [ { 'topic': item['topic'], 'notes': item['items'] } for item in repl['MeetingItems'] ]
+        actions = [ action for action in repl['ActionItems'] ]
+        actions_person = [ { 'nick': attendee['nick'], 'actions': attendee['items'] } for attendee in repl['ActionItemsPerson'] ]
+        meetbot = { 'version': repl['MeetBotVersion'], 'url': repl['MeetBotInfoURL'] }
+
+        from genshi.template import MarkupTemplate
+
+        # hardcoded path to the template file might not be the best thing to do :]
+        minutes_template = 'meeting-minutes-template.html'
+
+        try:
+            f = open(minutes_template, 'r')
 
-        # Add all the genshi code here
+            tmpl = MarkupTemplate(f.read())
+            stream = tmpl.generate(time=time,
+                                   meeting=meeting,
+                                   attendees=attendees,
+                                   agenda=agenda,
+                                   actions=actions,
+                                   actions_person=actions_person,
+                                   meetbot=meetbot)
 
+        finally:
+            f.close()
 
-        return ''  # This should return the final string to write
+        return stream.render()