File filter plugin for docums
select-files is a
docums plugin that filters out
files (pages) using a parametrized regular expression.
The main use case for this plugin is to prepare lectures or assignments and only publishing them at a given date.
Quick start
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Install the module using pip:
pip3 install docums-select-files -
In your project, add a plugin configuration to
docums.yml:plugins: - select-files: select: '^s(\d+)' where: 'lambda x : int(x) <= 5'
This would search for files named sNN... and select only those where NN is
less than or equal to 5.
In the where expression, you can use the following declared variables
now: represent the current time in ISO formatsfc: The value of theSELECT_FILE_CONDITIONenvironment variable.
The modules os and datetime are imported, so you can use methods from them.
Disabling the plugin
You can disable the plugin using an environment variable. For example, you could configure your site this way:
plugins:
- select-files:
select: '^s(\d+)'
where: 'lambda x : int(x) <= 5'
disabled_if_env: SELECT_FILES_DISABLED
and then, running docums with SELECT_FILES_DISABLED set to 1 would disable this plugin
and let all pages be processed:
SELECT_FILES_DISABLED=1 docums ...
Similar plugins
- docums-exclude : exclude arbitrary file paths and patterns from the input
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