#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
import datetime, time
import xml.dom.minidom
#
# delxml2html.py version 1.0.0
# del.icio.us XML export to HTML converter.
#
# This program takes the XML export of your bookmarks
# and creates an HTML page from it.
#
# Instructions:
#
# 1) Go to http://del.icio.us/api/posts/all
# 2) Enter your del.icio.us login and password
# 3) Save the page as all.xml
# 4) Run this program
# 5) You have your bookmarks in favs.html
#
# Requirements:
# - a del.icio.us account.
# - Python 2.4 or later.
#
# License: This program is public domain.
#
# Author: Sébastien SAUVAGE (webmaster of http://sebsauvage.net)
#
print 'Reading all.xml and writing favs.html...'
document = xml.dom.minidom.parse('all.xml')
attrv = document.getElementsByTagName('posts')[0].attributes['update'].value
export_date = attrv.replace('T',' ').replace('Z','')[:10]
posts = {}
# Get all posts, put them in a dictionnary (key = date/time of post)
for post in document.getElementsByTagName('post'):
timep = post.attributes['time'].value.replace('T',' ').replace('Z','')
attributes = {'time':timep}
for attributename in ('href','description','extended','tag'):
attributes[attributename] = u""
try:
attributes[attributename] = post.attributes[attributename].value
except KeyError:
pass # Value not found. Nevermind.
# Strip ridiculously long page titles:
attributes['description'] = attributes['description'][:150]
posts[timep] = attributes
# Take the list of posts (chronological order) and build HTML
htmlbody = u""
for timep in reversed(sorted(posts.keys())):
htmlbody += (u'%(description)s - '
+u'%(href)s
%(extended)s (Tags: %(tag)s)'
+u'
\n') % posts[timep]
htmlout=u'''
Bookmarks %sBookmarks %s
%s
''' % (export_date,export_date,htmlbody)
file = open('favs.html','w+b')
file.write(htmlout.encode('UTF-8'))
file.close()
print "Done."