A Python interface to convert DocBook to Scribus
Project description
The docbook2sla package helps you to convert DocBook XML into the Scribus (http://www.scribus.net) file format.
Requirements
Installation
install docbook2sla either using easy_install or by downloading the sources from the Python Cheeseshop
Supported platforms
Unix
Subversion repository
Known Issues
currently only a very limited subset of the DocBook syntax is supported: book, part, section, title, subtitle, author, para, bridgehead and blockquote.
Usage
Example from the Python command-line:
from docbook2sla import DocBook2Sla
d2s = DocBook2Sla()
print d2s.syncronize('tests/data/xml/content.xml',
'tests/data/scribus/clean134.sla',
output_filename='tests/data/output/create_output.sla')
License
GPL
Changes:
0.0.16 (13.04.2008)
create function removed (replaced by syncronize)
0.0.15 (27.03.2008)
clean up unit tests
xml markup change: complex pageobjects are now encapsulated into a docbook section node
0.0.14 (12.03.2008)
bug in overwrite_simple_pageobjects stylesheet fixed
0.0.13 (11.03.2008)
syncronize function fixed
0.0.12 (09.03.2008)
generate-id stylesheet deleted
0.0.11 (08.03.2008)
bug (extra content in docbook2pageobject stylesheet) fixed
0.0.10 (07.03.2008)
bug (docbook article) in docbook2sla stylesheet fixed
0.0.9 (07.03.2008)
bug in wrapper.xsl stylesheet fixed
unit tests for wrapper function added
0.0.8 (05.03.2008)
create and syncronize without given output filename fixed
0.0.7 (05.03.2008)
code cleanup
external data include fix
0.0.6 (04.03.2008)
link to svn fixed again
example updated
0.0.5 (04.03.2008)
link to svn fixed
unittests added
refactoring of create, syncronize and transform functions
0.0.4 (29.02.2008)
egg description fix
0.0.3 (29.02.2008)
egg classifiers added
gpl license added
long description added
xml schema for scribus 1.3.4 added
0.0.2 (28.02.2008)
bugfix
description added
0.0.1 (28.02.2008)
initial release
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