By William Jeffrey Rankin, Thu Sep 26 2024
As of revision 165, Hua has an article mode that enables processing of an individual article. This is useful in instances where an article is in development and requires review. In this mode only the specified article is generated; index, archive, and tagged-with files are not touched. Since only one article is processed, this mode is significantly faster as well.
jeffr@CALLISTO: D:\Documents\wjr-blog $ Measure-Command { ..\Hua\hua.ps1 .\hua.cfg -A '00100' | Out-Default }
...
Seconds : 0
Milliseconds : 375
...
jeffr@CALLISTO: D:\Documents\wjr-blog $ Measure-Command { ..\Hua\hua.ps1 .\hua.cfg | Out-Default }
...
Seconds : 3
Milliseconds : 27
...
By William Jeffrey Rankin, Thu Sep 19 2024
As of revision 157 (released Sep 18, 2024) Hua outputs specific codes based upon error condition. Normally, if all goes well, Hua exits with a status of 0. But when an error condition results, Hua outputs a message and, depending upon the severity of the error, either continues processing content or stops entirely. When the latter occurs, a non-zero exit status is generated. It can be output as seen in the examples below.
jeffr@CALLISTO: D:\Documents\wjr-blog $ ..\Hua\hua.ps1 .\wrong.cfg
Config file error. Config file path specified as .\wrong.cfg . Quitting.
jeffr@CALLISTO: D:\Documents\wjr-blog $ $LASTEXITCODE
2
jeffr@Phobos: ~/Hua $ pwsh ./hua.ps1 hua.cfg
Meta info file error. Meta file path set as .\met.csv. Quitting.
jeffr@Phobos: ~/Hua $ echo $?
9
This is useful in instances where Hua is invoked from a script or as part of a toolchain and exit status needs to be introspected. For more information, refer to the Errors section of the main Hua page.
By William Jeffrey Rankin, Sat Aug 31 2024
I've added a bash script (gen-planets.sh) to the planet-rs package that generates data files for aa (Stephen L. Moshier's astronomical almanac). It currently outputs files for the Sun, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, but the planets variable can be modified to include any object from the catalog.
planet-rs.tar.gz, 3.3K
By William Jeffrey Rankin, Sat July 13 2024
My minimal Mutt configuration files for iCloud Mail and Gmail. Both require two-factor authentication, and app-specific passwords be generated. Notes: <username> refers to the email address prefix. editor can be any editor you choose but should, of course, be Vim.
set imap_user = '<username>'
set imap_pass = '<app-specific password>'
set smtp_pass = '<app-specific password>'
set smtp_url = 'smtp://<icloud email address>@smtp.mail.me.com:587/'
set from = '<icloud email address>'
set realname = '<full name>'
set editor = 'vim'
set folder = "imaps://$imap_user:$imap_pass@imap.mail.me.com:993/"
set spoolfile = '+INBOX'
set postponed = '+Drafts'
set record = '+Sent Messages'
set trash = '+Deleted Messages'
set mbox = '+Archive'
set ssl_starttls = yes
set ssl_force_tls = yes
set imap_user = '<gmail address>'
set imap_pass = '<app-specific password>'
set smtp_pass = '<app-specific password>'
set smtp_url = 'smtps://<username>@smtp.gmail.com'
set from = '<gmail email address>'
set realname = '<full name>'
set editor = 'vim'
set folder = 'imaps://imap.gmail.com/'
set spoolfile = '+INBOX'
set trash = '+[Gmail]/Trash'
set postponed = '+[Gmail]/Drafts'
set record = '+[Gmail]/Sent Mail'
set ssl_starttls = yes
set ssl_force_tls = yes
By William Jeffrey Rankin, Thu July 4 2024
Hua now supports custom labels for paging. Labels are specified in the Hua configuration file:
next_label = Next Page
prev_label = Previous Page
Note: Spaces in labels are represented by .