On Tue, 2012-07-17 at 12:59 +0300, Slava Bacherikov wrote: > Hello all. > > My project task is creating new version of packages.gentoo.org site. > You could find it on > http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/gentoo-packages.git;a=summary > or on https://github.com/bacher09/gentoo-packages > If you want to submit feature request you may do this by assign issue on > github to me. > > I created changelog parser (now it not ideal, i plan > also little extend it) but some packages have bad data in changelog (for > example bad date in cdrtools "*cdrtools-1.11.29 (12 Ayg 2002)" typo > error in Aug). There are more problems than just a few typo's. In gentoolkit we've had to ignore some areas that would otherwise cause problems in equery's changelog. Check out what gentoolkit does for those. You may not need it, but check. > My changelog parser could fix some typos errors like > these that I have shown. But some packages have little different format > of changelog, that also trouble. > I've also made some fixes in design and in code. > > Plans for the this week: > Highlight changelog, save latest changelog section, add to package some > data from newest ebuild in that package (like homepages, etc) Been there done that :) It is quite simple, have a look at porthole's code. It should be easy to adapt to django use with very little changes needed. You will need to change it to use django/web colors instead of gtk ones. Change porthole's portage_lib calls to your PM backend code. Change the gtk.Buffer to an html/xml string. But the highlighting/parsing code is there and works. blog: http://dol-sen.blogspot.ca/2009/12/changelog.html Code: http://porthole.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=porthole/porthole;a=blob;f=porthole/views/changelog.py;h=97ed9016e83ca8d11888946346fa4d000e88bb9d;hb=HEAD http://porthole.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=porthole/porthole;a=blob;f=porthole/views/markup.py;h=4456f25058a6dd2db5a16b571e2f537c6ca553fb;hb=HEAD Using that code, it should not take very long to convert/implement. I stopped short of making the email addresses click-able. They should use bugzilla rather than email people directly. If you have more questions, you know where to find me :) -- Brian Dolbec