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+/mkdocs-blog-plugin-0.25.tar.gz
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+%global _empty_manifest_terminate_build 0
+Name:		python-mkdocs-blog-plugin
+Version:	0.25
+Release:	1
+Summary:	Keeps a really simple blog section inside your MkDocs site.
+License:	MIT
+URL:		https://github.com/fmaida/mkdocs-blog-plugin
+Source0:	https://mirrors.aliyun.com/pypi/web/packages/a4/de/cd98844ffa535f3d56d78437ecdf0c351d486f91933683f926dfac15b149/mkdocs-blog-plugin-0.25.tar.gz
+BuildArch:	noarch
+
+
+%description
+| This plugin allows you to host a tiny blog
+  section in your MkDocs site.
+| Move away, WordPress... well, not really.
+How does it work ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| It's quite simple. 90% of the work is already done by
+  MkDocs itself.
+| Each time you will build your MkDocs site or serve it,
+  this plugin will try to find a specific directory
+  in your documentation folder.
+  If it finds it, every document and every subdirectory
+  nested in it will be listed in reverse on the navbar.
+  Plus, if you will have too many documents to be listed
+  at once, the plugin will try to organize your remaining
+  documents in subfolders.
+How can I install it ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can install it through pip with this
+  command:
+    pip install mkdocs-blog-plugin
+| Then, open your ``mkdocs.yml`` configuration
+  file and add these lines:
+    plugins:
+        - blog
+| Last but not least, enter you ``docs`` folder
+  and create a new subfolder and name it ``blog``.
+  This plugin will try to find blog articles
+  inside this directory.
+Then you are ready to begin.
+How can I add new articles to my blog section ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| Inside ``docs/blog`` create a folder for each
+  year you are planning to add new articles.
+  Then, inside each year folder create twelve
+  folders, numbered from ``01`` to ``12`` for each
+  month. Finally, in each month folder for each day
+  create a corresponding folder but remember to add
+  a leading zero (for example: ``08``, ``09``, ``10``, ...)
+  Now, for every article you will go inside
+  the corresponding \`year/month/day folder and you
+  will create a new file there.
+  While it is not necessary that you keep this
+  strict naming convention, this will help the plugin
+  to understand when your article was made.
+| For example, this is how I manage my blog folder:
+    docs
+    ├── blog
+    │   ├── 2019
+    │   └── 2020
+    │       ├── 01
+    │       │   ├── 20
+    │       │   │   └── first-article.md
+    │       │   └── 26
+    │       │       └── second-article.md
+    │       ├── 02
+    │       │   ├── 01
+    │       │   │   └── third_article.md
+    │       │   └── 09
+    │       │       └── fourth-article.md
+    │       └── 03
+    │           └── 16
+    │               └── fifth-article.md
+    └── index.md
+Customizing the plugins
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can customize this plugin by adding some parameters
+  in the ``mkdocs.yml`` file, like this:
+    - plugin:
+          - blog:
+              format: "(%m/%d/%y)"
+              text-align: "right"
+| Here is a brief list of every parameters supported
+  by the current version of the plugin:
+folder
+^^^^^^
+| This is the section / folder in which we'll try to
+  build our blog
+    Default value: "blog"
+articles
+^^^^^^^^
+| How many articles do we have to display on our blog
+  at once? More articles will be displayed in the
+  corresponding subsection
+    Default value: 6 articles
+more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Let's allow our user to slightly customize the
+  "previous articles" section. How do we have to name
+  this section if it will contains more articles?
+  Remember to put a percentage character wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the number of available
+  articles.
+    Default value: "More articles (%)"
+pagination
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Which name do we have to give to each subsection
+  inside our "more articles" section?
+  Remember to put two percentage characters wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the actual number page and
+  the total amount of pages made.
+    Default value: Page % of %"
+display-more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the previous articles section, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+display-article-date
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the article date in the navbar, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+format
+^^^^^^
+| How we have to display an article publication date on
+  our navbar?
+| You can use these placeholders inside your string:
+-  ``%d`` = Day
+-  ``%m`` = Month
+-  ``%y`` = Year (2-digits)
+-  ``%Y`` = Year (4-digits)
+|
+    Default value: "[%d/%m]"
+text-align
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Do we have to display an article publication date on
+  the left side (``"left"``) or on the right side
+  (``"right"``)?
+    Default value: "left"
+
+%package -n python3-mkdocs-blog-plugin
+Summary:	Keeps a really simple blog section inside your MkDocs site.
+Provides:	python-mkdocs-blog-plugin
+BuildRequires:	python3-devel
+BuildRequires:	python3-setuptools
+BuildRequires:	python3-pip
+%description -n python3-mkdocs-blog-plugin
+| This plugin allows you to host a tiny blog
+  section in your MkDocs site.
+| Move away, WordPress... well, not really.
+How does it work ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| It's quite simple. 90% of the work is already done by
+  MkDocs itself.
+| Each time you will build your MkDocs site or serve it,
+  this plugin will try to find a specific directory
+  in your documentation folder.
+  If it finds it, every document and every subdirectory
+  nested in it will be listed in reverse on the navbar.
+  Plus, if you will have too many documents to be listed
+  at once, the plugin will try to organize your remaining
+  documents in subfolders.
+How can I install it ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can install it through pip with this
+  command:
+    pip install mkdocs-blog-plugin
+| Then, open your ``mkdocs.yml`` configuration
+  file and add these lines:
+    plugins:
+        - blog
+| Last but not least, enter you ``docs`` folder
+  and create a new subfolder and name it ``blog``.
+  This plugin will try to find blog articles
+  inside this directory.
+Then you are ready to begin.
+How can I add new articles to my blog section ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| Inside ``docs/blog`` create a folder for each
+  year you are planning to add new articles.
+  Then, inside each year folder create twelve
+  folders, numbered from ``01`` to ``12`` for each
+  month. Finally, in each month folder for each day
+  create a corresponding folder but remember to add
+  a leading zero (for example: ``08``, ``09``, ``10``, ...)
+  Now, for every article you will go inside
+  the corresponding \`year/month/day folder and you
+  will create a new file there.
+  While it is not necessary that you keep this
+  strict naming convention, this will help the plugin
+  to understand when your article was made.
+| For example, this is how I manage my blog folder:
+    docs
+    ├── blog
+    │   ├── 2019
+    │   └── 2020
+    │       ├── 01
+    │       │   ├── 20
+    │       │   │   └── first-article.md
+    │       │   └── 26
+    │       │       └── second-article.md
+    │       ├── 02
+    │       │   ├── 01
+    │       │   │   └── third_article.md
+    │       │   └── 09
+    │       │       └── fourth-article.md
+    │       └── 03
+    │           └── 16
+    │               └── fifth-article.md
+    └── index.md
+Customizing the plugins
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can customize this plugin by adding some parameters
+  in the ``mkdocs.yml`` file, like this:
+    - plugin:
+          - blog:
+              format: "(%m/%d/%y)"
+              text-align: "right"
+| Here is a brief list of every parameters supported
+  by the current version of the plugin:
+folder
+^^^^^^
+| This is the section / folder in which we'll try to
+  build our blog
+    Default value: "blog"
+articles
+^^^^^^^^
+| How many articles do we have to display on our blog
+  at once? More articles will be displayed in the
+  corresponding subsection
+    Default value: 6 articles
+more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Let's allow our user to slightly customize the
+  "previous articles" section. How do we have to name
+  this section if it will contains more articles?
+  Remember to put a percentage character wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the number of available
+  articles.
+    Default value: "More articles (%)"
+pagination
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Which name do we have to give to each subsection
+  inside our "more articles" section?
+  Remember to put two percentage characters wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the actual number page and
+  the total amount of pages made.
+    Default value: Page % of %"
+display-more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the previous articles section, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+display-article-date
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the article date in the navbar, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+format
+^^^^^^
+| How we have to display an article publication date on
+  our navbar?
+| You can use these placeholders inside your string:
+-  ``%d`` = Day
+-  ``%m`` = Month
+-  ``%y`` = Year (2-digits)
+-  ``%Y`` = Year (4-digits)
+|
+    Default value: "[%d/%m]"
+text-align
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Do we have to display an article publication date on
+  the left side (``"left"``) or on the right side
+  (``"right"``)?
+    Default value: "left"
+
+%package help
+Summary:	Development documents and examples for mkdocs-blog-plugin
+Provides:	python3-mkdocs-blog-plugin-doc
+%description help
+| This plugin allows you to host a tiny blog
+  section in your MkDocs site.
+| Move away, WordPress... well, not really.
+How does it work ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| It's quite simple. 90% of the work is already done by
+  MkDocs itself.
+| Each time you will build your MkDocs site or serve it,
+  this plugin will try to find a specific directory
+  in your documentation folder.
+  If it finds it, every document and every subdirectory
+  nested in it will be listed in reverse on the navbar.
+  Plus, if you will have too many documents to be listed
+  at once, the plugin will try to organize your remaining
+  documents in subfolders.
+How can I install it ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can install it through pip with this
+  command:
+    pip install mkdocs-blog-plugin
+| Then, open your ``mkdocs.yml`` configuration
+  file and add these lines:
+    plugins:
+        - blog
+| Last but not least, enter you ``docs`` folder
+  and create a new subfolder and name it ``blog``.
+  This plugin will try to find blog articles
+  inside this directory.
+Then you are ready to begin.
+How can I add new articles to my blog section ?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| Inside ``docs/blog`` create a folder for each
+  year you are planning to add new articles.
+  Then, inside each year folder create twelve
+  folders, numbered from ``01`` to ``12`` for each
+  month. Finally, in each month folder for each day
+  create a corresponding folder but remember to add
+  a leading zero (for example: ``08``, ``09``, ``10``, ...)
+  Now, for every article you will go inside
+  the corresponding \`year/month/day folder and you
+  will create a new file there.
+  While it is not necessary that you keep this
+  strict naming convention, this will help the plugin
+  to understand when your article was made.
+| For example, this is how I manage my blog folder:
+    docs
+    ├── blog
+    │   ├── 2019
+    │   └── 2020
+    │       ├── 01
+    │       │   ├── 20
+    │       │   │   └── first-article.md
+    │       │   └── 26
+    │       │       └── second-article.md
+    │       ├── 02
+    │       │   ├── 01
+    │       │   │   └── third_article.md
+    │       │   └── 09
+    │       │       └── fourth-article.md
+    │       └── 03
+    │           └── 16
+    │               └── fifth-article.md
+    └── index.md
+Customizing the plugins
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+| You can customize this plugin by adding some parameters
+  in the ``mkdocs.yml`` file, like this:
+    - plugin:
+          - blog:
+              format: "(%m/%d/%y)"
+              text-align: "right"
+| Here is a brief list of every parameters supported
+  by the current version of the plugin:
+folder
+^^^^^^
+| This is the section / folder in which we'll try to
+  build our blog
+    Default value: "blog"
+articles
+^^^^^^^^
+| How many articles do we have to display on our blog
+  at once? More articles will be displayed in the
+  corresponding subsection
+    Default value: 6 articles
+more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Let's allow our user to slightly customize the
+  "previous articles" section. How do we have to name
+  this section if it will contains more articles?
+  Remember to put a percentage character wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the number of available
+  articles.
+    Default value: "More articles (%)"
+pagination
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Which name do we have to give to each subsection
+  inside our "more articles" section?
+  Remember to put two percentage characters wherever you
+  want this plugin to insert the actual number page and
+  the total amount of pages made.
+    Default value: Page % of %"
+display-more-articles
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the previous articles section, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+display-article-date
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+| Can we display the article date in the navbar, or is it
+  better if we hide it?
+    Default: True
+format
+^^^^^^
+| How we have to display an article publication date on
+  our navbar?
+| You can use these placeholders inside your string:
+-  ``%d`` = Day
+-  ``%m`` = Month
+-  ``%y`` = Year (2-digits)
+-  ``%Y`` = Year (4-digits)
+|
+    Default value: "[%d/%m]"
+text-align
+^^^^^^^^^^
+| Do we have to display an article publication date on
+  the left side (``"left"``) or on the right side
+  (``"right"``)?
+    Default value: "left"
+
+%prep
+%autosetup -n mkdocs-blog-plugin-0.25
+
+%build
+%py3_build
+
+%install
+%py3_install
+install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
+if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+pushd %{buildroot}
+if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
+	find usr/lib -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
+	find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
+	find usr/bin -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
+	find usr/sbin -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+touch doclist.lst
+if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
+	find usr/share/man -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f.gz\"\n" >> doclist.lst
+fi
+popd
+mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
+mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .
+
+%files -n python3-mkdocs-blog-plugin -f filelist.lst
+%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*
+
+%files help -f doclist.lst
+%{_docdir}/*
+
+%changelog
+* Tue Jun 20 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 0.25-1
+- Package Spec generated
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+5adcac5df0cca033a4d8e583c7189563  mkdocs-blog-plugin-0.25.tar.gz