The package SW2PR in
http://source.lukas-renggli.ch/pieraddons does
this, at least the importing part. It walks over SmallWiki pages (the
predecessor of Pier) and saves them to a file-system hierarchy. There
is another method that walks over the file-system and imports the
files into Pier. I wrote this as an easy way to migrate data from
SmallWiki (that runs in VW and Squeak) to Pier.
I guess it would be easy to use that code as starting point (there are
just a couple of methods) and add a Pier exporter.
Cheers,
Lukas
On Aug 22, 2008, at 15:43 , Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
>
> My current website is driven by Perl Template Toolkit, generated
> from source
> files that are managed in git. The theory is that any of the
> webmasters who
> want to edit the website can do so in an offline fashion (at 30k
> feet, or on a
> cruise ship, for example), and then merge the changes up to the live
> site,
> possibly resolving any conflicts that may have happened in the
> meanwhile.
>
> Is there a way that I can achieve something similar with Pier? As
> in, have
> some way to serialize and restore the current pages so that they are
> treated
> sensibly by git as a collection of files, or perhaps as code so that
> they can
> be tracked with Monticello?
>
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