#!/bin/bash
# /usr/local/bin/recently_updated
# https://crystalfaeries/posix/bin/recently_updated
# celeste:crystalfaery RECENTLY_UPDATED 2020-09-16 03:26:02+00:00
# recently_updated generates a webpage indexing by date (inverse order)
# the webpages in the blog generated by chronicle (ignores rest of website)
# this is primarily invoked during the run of /usr/local/bin/blog,
# so that upon each regeneration of the blog we update the date index page.
# because chonicle fully regenerates all webpages for any update,
# we have to use the dates of the source files which chronicle works from.
cd -P ${HOME}/crystalfaeries.net/src/ || exit 1
echo 'Recently UpdatedRecently Updated
' \
> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html # Title and Header
echo '![[clock]](/imgs/clipart/portrait/clock.png)
' \
>> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html # Title and Header
echo '# Date______ Time___________ Timezone relative_URL_
' \
>> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html # Column Headings
let i=0
for f in $(ls -t *.txt)
do
g="$(echo ${f} | sed 's/\.txt$//;s/+/_/g;s/-/_/g;s/\./_/g;s/$/.html/;s/^/\/fae\//')"
let i+=1
echo '> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html
echo '">' >> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html
echo "${i} " >> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html
echo "$(stat --format %y $f) $g
" >> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html
done
echo "
" >> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html
cat ${HOME}/crystalfaeries.net/README.html >> $HOME/crystalfaeries.net/recently_updated.html