http://www.f4ntasmic.com Sat, 03 Jan 2009 17:56:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en So my work on CRM continues, and I spent yesterday mainly just cleaning up code. Broke everything out into separate classes, and created a more 'Pythonic' directory structure for the application. Granted, this wasn't really "necessary" per se, but it does make the code look far less embarrassing than it ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=212 As I continue to work on the Confluence Remote Manager, I continue to fall more in love with Git. It's now my version control software of choice. I've gone so far as to checkout all my svn repos with git svn, and use that rather than the native svn tools. ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=210 I added the ability to import users from CSV to Confluence this morning, and thought I'd share it since it could be useful to someone down the road: #!/usr/bin/env python import csv import string import xmlrpclib from random import choice from xmlrpclib import Server server = Server("http://localhost:8080/rpc/xmlrpc") user = "admin" password = "admin" fileName = "/home/f4nt/contegix/temp/users.csv" def passwordGen(length=8, chars=string.letters + string.digits): ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=201 All future updates can be found at my github repo. I'll of course update here with any milestones or anything of the sort, but if you intend to keep track of development it'll happen at github. http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=200 New version in the repo: URL: http://svn.f4ntasmic.com/confluence-rpc/ user: anon pass: f4ntsvn Now with exception handling, and what not. New home for this app:Confluence Remote Manager http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=182 Well, I finished up the user management section today, so I'm pretty happy about that. Check it: [caption id="attachment_177" align="aligncenter" width="502" caption="Managing users in Confluence"][/caption] [caption id="attachment_179" align="aligncenter" width="501" caption="Adding a user to Confluence with Confluence GTK"][/caption] All that's really left now is just cleaning up the application, and performing better error handling.. ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=169 I have all of the content management stuff that I'm going to do for my application complete now, so I moved on to the Search feature. I knew this would be pretty quick and easy, so it seemed like the next logical step. I'll save all of the user management ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=165 Just a quick and dirty update this time around I suppose. I've been a busy little blogger lately, mainly because I've been a busy little programmer lately. Gotta love self-promotion and ego stroking right? I've been plugging away on my little application for Atlassian's Confluence today with my down time, ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=162 So I apparently decided that just having wrapped the majority of the Confluence Remote API wasn't quite enough for me. I've decided that I should continue this learning experience of Python onwards to learning pyGTK as well. Currently, my handy Python script I mentioned in the last can do just ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=152 I've always been a big fan of Confluence, I think I've made that abundantly clear on this blog. I'm also a huge fan of JIRA as well, since nobody quite does a wiki or an issue tracker as well as Atlassian does. Granted, there are plenty of (free) alternatives, but ... http://www.f4ntasmic.com/?p=147