nebuchadnezzar

CNX Nebu Publishing Utility
===========================

This is a command-line interface for interacting with connexions content. The tools is primarily used to publish content to the cnx.org website.

This software requires:

- Python >= 3.5
- JRE >= 6

Install
=======

1. Install `python3` (on OSX you can run `brew install python3`)
#. Run `pip3 install --upgrade pip setuptools` in a terminal to upgrade python tools
#. Run `pip3 install nebuchadnezzar` in a terminal
#. Run `neb --help` to verify the application is installed

Development
===========

Install
-------

1. Install `python3` (on OSX you can run `brew install python3`)
#. Initialize the python virtual environment:

a. `virtualenv ./venv/ --python=python3.5`
#. `source ./venv/bin/activate`
#. `pip3 install --upgrade pip setuptools`
#. `python setup.py develop`

Developer Run
-------------

1. Open up a new terminal
#. `source ./venv/bin/activate`
#. Now you can run various commands:

- `neb --help` for help with the various commands

Configuring an Editor
=====================
Preparation
^^^^^^^^^^^

#. Install https://atom.io
#. Get the cnxml RNG Schema files

#. Download the most recent version from https://github.com/Connexions/cnxml/releases (click the "zip" link)

- It should be in your Download foler
- Move it to ~/.neb/

#. Unzip the file
#. It should have created a folder named something like `cnxml-2.0.0` (with `/cnxml/xml/cnxml/schema/rng/0.7/cnxml-jing.rng` in it)
#. Rename the folder to be something you are unlikely to accidentally delete (like `cnxml-validation`)

- Remember the name for later when you are editing `~/.atom/config.cson`

Install
^^^^^^^

#. Start up Atom
#. Install the `linter-autocomplete-jing` package

#. Type <kbd>⌘</kbd>+<kbd>,</kbd> (for Mac) to open Settings (or click **Atom**, **Preferences...** in the menu bar)

#. Click **Install** in the left-hand-side
#. Enter `linter-autocomplete-jing` and click **Install**
#. **Alternative:** run `apm install linter-autocomplete-jing` from the commandline

#. Edit `~/.atom/config.cson` by clicking **Atom**, **Config** in the menu bar and add the following lines (at the bottom of this document)
#. Restart Atom
#. Open an unzipped complete-zip. (I run `atom ~/Downloads/col1234_complete` **From a terminal**)
#. Verify by opening an `index.cnxml` file and typing in `<figure>` somewhere in the file. If it is a valid location then it should auto-add `id=""` for you

Changes to `~/.atom/config.cson`::

"*":
core:
customFileTypes:

# Add this to the bottom of the customFileTypes area.
# Note: Indentation is important!
"text.xml": [
"index.cnxml"
]

# And then this to the bottom of the file
# 1. Make sure "linter-autocomplete-jing" only occurs once in this file!
# 1. make sure it is indented by 2 spaces just like it is in this example.

"linter-autocomplete-jing":
displaySchemaWarnings: true
rules: [
{
priority: 1
test:
pathRegex: ".cnxml$"
outcome:
schemaProps: [
{
lang: "rng"
path: "~/.neb/cnxml-validation/cnxml/xml/cnxml/schema/rng/0.7/cnxml-jing.rng"
}
]
}
]

License
-------

This software is subject to the provisions of the GNU Affero General
Public License Version 3.0 (AGPL). See license.txt for details.
Copyright (c) 2016 Rice University

See https://github.com/Connexions/cnxml#editvalidate-files-using-atomio for details.

License
-------

This software is subject to the provisions of the GNU Affero General
Public License Version 3.0 (AGPL). See `<LICENSE.txt>`_ for details.
Copyright (c) 2016 Rice University

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