A tool that takes a Chaos Communication Congress schedule in XML format and spits it out in a format that's ready to be pasted into a Markdown editor.
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If you haven't already, install node.js. v7.0.0 works for me, but in practice anything from v4.0.0 should be fine. Then install this tool:
$ npm install -g c3t-pad-markdownYou can also install locally, i.e. without the -g option, in which case you probably have to set NODE_PATH to include the directory above the top directory of this package (or run the software from that directory).
To get the most recent schedule and turn it into Markdown files, you can run this:
$ curl https://events.ccc.de/congress/2017/Fahrplan/schedule.xml | c3t-pad-markdownOf course, the XML doesn't have to come from curl; you can just as well pipe in a local file.
After a local install you will probably have run the software as node c3t-pad-markdown.
This will spit out sequentially numbered files into the output subdirectory that will be created in your current working directory.
There will be one file for each day in the schedule (day1.md, day2.md, …).
Upload these files into the collaborative editor of your choice.
A good place to run the software is the run subdirectory.
It contains a wrapper script event.sh which archives the previous contents of output, creating a new timestamped directory in archive.zip, then sets NODE_PATH and runs the main software, creating a new set of files from an schedule URL given in the command line.
This in turn is wrapped by event-specific scripts that are prepared with the correct URLs for an event; feel free to add a new one.