Dave Winer scripting

## gluescript.js
makeFilePublic: function (path) {
	return new Promise (function (resolve, reject) {
		servercall ("makefilepublic", {relpath: path}, true, function (err, data) {
			if (err) {
				reject (err);
				}
			else {
				resolve (data.url);
				}
			});

## listChangedProjects.ftsc
on listChangedProjects (whenStart, whenEnd) {
	«Changes
		«1/16/21; 10:36:01 AM by DW
			«Created. Generates a table with the names of the most recent version of each of the projects that
			were edited in the period we're looking at. whenStart is the day we start our search, whenEnd is
			when we stop searching. We go back in time, so whenStart must be more recent than whenEnd.
	local (basefolder = nodeEditorSuite.getFolder () + "backups:");
	local (destfolder = "Marin:changedProjects:");
	local (when = whenStart,  adrtable = @scratchpad.changedProjects);
	new (tabletype, adrtable);

## config.json
{}

## demoblog.opml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<opml version="2.0">
	<head>
		<title>demoblog.opml</title>
		<dateCreated>Wed, 11 Nov 2020 17:14:44 GMT</dateCreated>
		<dateModified>Wed, 11 Nov 2020 17:20:45 GMT</dateModified>
		<flPublic>true</flPublic>
		<expansionState>1,2,4,14,15</expansionState>
		<lastCursor>14</lastCursor>
		<ownerId>https://twitter.com/davewiner/</ownerId>

## oldSchoolGeneratedHtml.html
<div class="divDayContainer" id="idDayContainer">
	<div class="divDayTitle">
		<a href="http://scripting.com/2020/10/30.html">Friday, October 30, 2020</a>
	  </div>
	<div class="divSingularItem" data-type="outline" data-commentsetup="true">
		<a name="a143253"></a>
		<a href="http://this.how/frontier/nodeEditorExample.opml">A new doc</a> explains, through an example, how my Frontier-based code-writing system for JavaScript works. I started this suite about seven years ago, and have been using it ever since. It allows me to edit my code in an outliner, and use Frontier's scripting ability to distribute the results to S3, GitHub, NPM and pretty much anywhere else I want.
		<span class="spPermaLink">
			<a href="http://scripting.com/2020/10/30.html#a143253" title="Direct link to this item.">#</a>
		  </span>

## filter.js
const folder = "/root/Dropbox/Miami/littleoutliner/publicFiles/users/";
var url = options.httpRequest.url;
var splits = url.split ("?");
url = splits [0];
splits = url.split ("/");

var username = splits [1], fname = splits [2];
if ((username === undefined) || (fname === undefined)) { //tell pagePark we're not handling it
	callback (undefined, {flNotHandled: true});
	}

## filter.js
const folder = "/root/Dropbox/Miami/littleoutliner/publicFiles/users/";
var url = options.httpRequest.url;
var splits = url.split ("?");
url = splits [0];
splits = url.split ("/");

var username = splits [1], fname = splits [2];
if ((username === undefined) || (fname === undefined)) { //tell pagePark we're not handling it
	callback (undefined, {flNotHandled: true});
	}

## code.js
const urlfeed = "http://bingeworthy.io/rss.xml";

function httpRequest (url, timeout, headers, callback) {
	timeout = (timeout === undefined) ? 30000 : timeout;
	var jxhr = $.ajax ({
		url: url,
		dataType: "text",
		headers,
		timeout
		})

## gist:60669da00b3b49d49ce3f23543fd99d6
on httpClient(method="GET", resource="/", adrParams=nil, content=nil, adrMeta=nil, acl=nil, content_type="", idaccount="default", debug=false, flHttpMessages=false) {
	«Changes
		«8/24/13; 10:50:08 AM by DW
			«If the metadata key is website-redirect-location, then we special-case the addition of the header so as not to add the string "meta-" -- which causes it to break. Not sure if the setting metadata feature ever worked, but this is the most conservative approach to avoiding breakage.
		«7/10/06; 8:38:52 PM by DW
			«Added flHttpMessages optional param, default false. Determines if HTTP calls display messages in the About window.
		«4/11/06; 7:11:53 AM by DW
			«Changed name of the compiled xml structure to xstruct. It's generally not a good idea to use the names of built-in tables in naming data or code, although this naming couldn't have hurt anything because it's in a table.
			«Fixed the error-handling code. If the server returns an error, we throw a scriptError, but before doing that, we set various

## credentials
[default]
aws_access_key_id=udafkgisftiaoo4j37xv
aws_secret_access_key=kxx6njofyi37wvix2ncask8f5gs5dt3qfi2qucyg
	makeFilePublic: function (path) {
	return new Promise (function (resolve, reject) {
	servercall ("makefilepublic", {relpath: path}, true, function (err, data) {
	if (err) {
	reject (err);
	}
	else {
	resolve (data.url);
	}
	});
	on listChangedProjects (whenStart, whenEnd) {
	«Changes
	«1/16/21; 10:36:01 AM by DW
	«Created. Generates a table with the names of the most recent version of each of the projects that
	were edited in the period we're looking at. whenStart is the day we start our search, whenEnd is
	when we stop searching. We go back in time, so whenStart must be more recent than whenEnd.
	local (basefolder = nodeEditorSuite.getFolder () + "backups:");
	local (destfolder = "Marin:changedProjects:");
	local (when = whenStart, adrtable = @scratchpad.changedProjects);
	new (tabletype, adrtable);
	<?xml version="1.0"?>
	<opml version="2.0">
	<head>
	<title>demoblog.opml</title>
	<dateCreated>Wed, 11 Nov 2020 17:14:44 GMT</dateCreated>
	<dateModified>Wed, 11 Nov 2020 17:20:45 GMT</dateModified>
	<flPublic>true</flPublic>
	<expansionState>1,2,4,14,15</expansionState>
	<lastCursor>14</lastCursor>
	<ownerId>https://twitter.com/davewiner/</ownerId>
	<div class="divDayContainer" id="idDayContainer">
	<div class="divDayTitle">
	<a href="http://scripting.com/2020/10/30.html">Friday, October 30, 2020</a>
	</div>
	<div class="divSingularItem" data-type="outline" data-commentsetup="true">
	<a name="a143253"></a>
	<a href="http://this.how/frontier/nodeEditorExample.opml">A new doc</a> explains, through an example, how my Frontier-based code-writing system for JavaScript works. I started this suite about seven years ago, and have been using it ever since. It allows me to edit my code in an outliner, and use Frontier's scripting ability to distribute the results to S3, GitHub, NPM and pretty much anywhere else I want.
	<span class="spPermaLink">
	<a href="http://scripting.com/2020/10/30.html#a143253" title="Direct link to this item.">#</a>
	</span>
	const folder = "/root/Dropbox/Miami/littleoutliner/publicFiles/users/";
	var url = options.httpRequest.url;
	var splits = url.split ("?");
	url = splits [0];
	splits = url.split ("/");

	var username = splits [1], fname = splits [2];
	if ((username === undefined) \|\| (fname === undefined)) { //tell pagePark we're not handling it
	callback (undefined, {flNotHandled: true});
	}
	const urlfeed = "http://bingeworthy.io/rss.xml";

	function httpRequest (url, timeout, headers, callback) {
	timeout = (timeout === undefined) ? 30000 : timeout;
	var jxhr = $.ajax ({
	url: url,
	dataType: "text",
	headers,
	timeout
	})
	on httpClient(method="GET", resource="/", adrParams=nil, content=nil, adrMeta=nil, acl=nil, content_type="", idaccount="default", debug=false, flHttpMessages=false) {
	«Changes
	«8/24/13; 10:50:08 AM by DW
	«If the metadata key is website-redirect-location, then we special-case the addition of the header so as not to add the string "meta-" -- which causes it to break. Not sure if the setting metadata feature ever worked, but this is the most conservative approach to avoiding breakage.
	«7/10/06; 8:38:52 PM by DW
	«Added flHttpMessages optional param, default false. Determines if HTTP calls display messages in the About window.
	«4/11/06; 7:11:53 AM by DW
	«Changed name of the compiled xml structure to xstruct. It's generally not a good idea to use the names of built-in tables in naming data or code, although this naming couldn't have hurt anything because it's in a table.
	«Fixed the error-handling code. If the server returns an error, we throw a scriptError, but before doing that, we set various
	[default]
	aws_access_key_id=udafkgisftiaoo4j37xv
	aws_secret_access_key=kxx6njofyi37wvix2ncask8f5gs5dt3qfi2qucyg