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A script to import your Wordpress posts on Tumblr
# Export your Wordpress posts to Tumblr (also allows to delete some.)
# Author: Alexandre Solleiro <alex@webcracy.org>
# How-to:
# 1. Export your Wordpress posts (http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2006/06/12/xml-import-export/)
# 2. Edit the information below to match your settings
# 3. To import, type "ruby wordpress2tumblr.rb --run" in the command line
# 4. To delete some posts, type "ruby wordpress2tumblr.rb --delete 1,2,3,4" where 1,2,3,4 are post numbers. (Be careful not to use spaces between IDs)
# Edit these
WP_EXPORT_PATH = "./wordpress.2009-09-14.xml" # path to the Wordpress Export file
TUMBLR_BLOG_URL = "http://yourblog.tumblr.com" # without a trailing slash!
TUMBLR_EMAIL = "email@domain.com" # the email of your Tumblr account
TUMBLR_PASSWORD = "password" # your Tumblr account password
TUMBLR_DRAFT = 1 # 1 saves your posts as drafts on Tumblr; 0 publishes them
# Dependencies: the following gems
require 'rubygems'
require 'open-uri'
require 'rest_client'
require 'hpricot'
require 'json'
require 'time'
# No need to touch here
TUMBLR_WRITE_API = "http://www.tumblr.com/api/write"
TUMBLR_DELETE_API = "http://www.tumblr.com/api/delete"
# This was borrowed from http://choonkeat.svnrepository.com/svn/rails-plugins/misc/hpricot/rss.rb
# It trims the CDATA[] declaration in WP's RSS output
def trim_cdata(text)
text.gsub!(/\<\!\[CDATA\[(.*)\]\]\>/m, '\1') if text =~ /<\!\[CDATA\[/ && text =~ /\]\]>/
end
# Post a Wordpress Post to Tumblr
def post_to_tumblr(wp_post)
tumblr_post = RestClient.post(TUMBLR_WRITE_API,
:email => TUMBLR_EMAIL,
:password => TUMBLR_PASSWORD,
:generator => "imported with wordpress2tumblr.rb",
:type => "regular",
:format => "html", # can also be markdown, c.f. Tumblr's API
:title => wp_post[:title],
:body => wp_post[:body],
:date => wp_post[:date],
:tags => wp_post[:tags],
:private => TUMBLR_DRAFT # saves as draft; 0 to publish
)
end
# Delete a Post from Tumblr
def delete_from_tumblr(tumblr_post_id)
begin
tumblr_deletion = RestClient.post(TUMBLR_DELETE_API,
:email => TUMBLR_EMAIL,
:password => TUMBLR_PASSWORD,
:"post-id" => tumblr_post_id
)
rescue => e
puts e
end
end
# The real action
def all_posts_to_tumblr
# Parsing the WP eXtended RSS for published posts that we want to export
doc = Hpricot.parse(File.read(WP_EXPORT_PATH))
@posts_with_comments = []
(doc/:item).each do |xml_item|
# Check if post is supposed to be published - these are the ones we want
if (xml_item/'wp:status').innerHTML == "publish"
wp_post = {}
wp_post[:title] = (xml_item/:title).innerHTML
wp_post[:date] = Time.parse((xml_item/:pubdate).inner_html).to_s
wp_post[:body] = trim_cdata((xml_item/'content:encoded').innerHTML)
# Now we work the tags
tags = []
(xml_item/:category).each do |category|
if category.attributes['domain'] == 'tag' and category.attributes['nicename'] != nil
tags << category.attributes['nicename']
end
end
wp_post[:tags] = tags.join(',')
# IMPORTANT line, actually publishes to Tumblr. Comment it if you want to dry run.
tumblr_post = post_to_tumblr(wp_post)
puts "Tumblr: " + tumblr_post.to_s
end
end
end # all_posts_to_tumblr
# Delete the Posts with given IDs from Tumblr
def delete_some_from_tumblr(tumblr_post_ids)
tumblr_post_ids.each do |tumblr_post|
puts delete_from_tumblr(tumblr_post.to_s)
end
end
# Execution
if ARGV[0] == '--run'
all_posts_to_tumblr
elsif ARGV[0] == '--delete' and ARGV[1] not nil
delete_some_from_tumblr(ARGV[1])
else
puts "To import to Tumblr, type 'ruby wordpress2tumblr.rb --run'"
puts "To delete some posts from Tumblr, type 'ruby wordpress2tumblr.rb --delete 1,2,3,4' where 1,2,3,4 are Tumblr Post IDs - do not use spaces between IDs."
end
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