#!/usr/bin/ruby
# coding: utf-8
-raise ArgumentError, 'Source file not specified' if ARGV.size != 2
+LogLevel=1
+raise ArgumentError, 'Source/destination files not specified' if ARGV.size != 2
srcfile = ARGV[0]
dstfile = ARGV[1]
data=File.open(srcfile).readlines.map {|l| l.chomp!}
-data.map {|lin| lin.gsub!(/<span id="anchor-?\d*"><\/span>/, '')}
-
-# Join erroneously split paragraphs
-['At a minimum, a CC-',
- 'easier to trust a',
- 'free download, the',
- 'openness to fans remixing the game—give',
- 'Attribution-',
- 'both journal publishers and researchers. Figshare now provides',
- 'get the “network effect”—',
- 'access to scholarly books. For Frances, the current scholarly-',
- 'for-',
- 'sales',
- 'contributing to the open',
- 'doesn’t seem like it should be sung about',
- 'songwriter, and he has found a way to keep it interesting for',
- 'building trust is the top',
- 'license',
- 'authors and Shuttleworth; Mark remains incredibly proud of this',
- 'BY-SA and opting in others with collecting societies like',
- 'Cecilie Maria, Cedric Howe, Cefn Hoile,',
- 'Braddlee, Drew Spencer, Duncan',
- 'Elizabeth Holloway, Ellen Buecher, Ellen Kaye-',
- 'Helen',
+data.map {|lin| lin.gsub!(/\[\]{#anchor-?\d*}/, '')}
+
+def log(level,what)
+ indicators = %w(! • # -)
+ if level >= LogLevel
+ print indicators[level]
+ else
+ print "\n%s %s\n" % ['*' * (level+1), what]
+ end
+end
+
+# There are several titles that are spread in more than one line. Make
+# them into translatable sentences.
+log 0, 'Merging multiline sentences '
+[ ['Made', '', 'with', '', 'Creative', '', 'Commons'],
+ ['The New','', 'World of', '', 'Digital', '', 'Commons'],
+ ['How', '', 'to Be', '', 'Made with', '', 'Creative', '', 'Commons'],
+ ['Providing a custom service to consumers of your work *', '\[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ ['Memberships and individual donations', '*\[RECIPROCITY-BASED\]*'],
+ ['The', '', 'Creative', '', 'Commons', '', 'Licenses'],
+ ['jonathanmann.net and', '', 'jonathanmann.bandcamp.com'],
+ ['PLOS','', '(Public Library of Science)']
+].each do |str|
+ # This should be done more generic, more robust... But before
+ # burning brain cells, verify if it's needed!
+ log 1, str
+ matches=[]
+ data.each_with_index do |lin, idx|
+ if lin == str[0]
+ matches << idx
+ end
+ end
+ if matches.size == 0
+ raise RuntimeError, 'Anchor string («%s» for «%s») not found' %
+ [str[0], str.reject {|word| word==''}.join(' ')]
+ elsif matches.size > 1
+ raise RuntimeError, 'Anchor string (%s) appears multiple times: %s' %
+ [str[0], matches.map {|i| i.to_s}.join(', ')]
+ end
+ log 2, 'Matches %s: %d - %s' % [str.join(' '), matches.size, matches.join(',')]
+
+ len = str.size
+ at = data.index(str[0])
+ joined = str.reject {|word| word==''}.join(' ')
+ len.times do |offset|
+ if str[offset] != data[at+offset]
+ raise RuntimeError,
+ 'Warning: String does not match ("%s" of "%s", offset %d, book at %d)' %
+ [str[offset], joined, offset, at+offset]
+ end
+ end
+
+ data[at] = joined
+ (str.size - 1).times { data.delete_at(at+1) }
+end
+
+# Mark up headings: Very artisanal and suboptimal, but should do the
+# trick.
+#
+# For every heading, put here the full string and its heading level,
+# as follows:
+#
+# 1 - Part
+# 2 - Chapter
+# 3 - Section
+# 4 - Subsection
+#
+# Try to keep this ordered as it appears within the book, as it will
+# help us spot omissions and mistakes!
+log 0, 'Mark up headings'
+[ [2, 'Foreword'],
+ [2, 'Introduction'],
+ [1, 'Part 1'],
+ [1, 'The Big Picture'],
+ [2, 'The New World of Digital Commons'],
+ [3, 'The Commons, the Market, and the State'],
+ [3, 'The Four Aspects of a Resource'],
+ [4, 'Characteristics'],
+ [4, 'People and processes'],
+ [4, 'Norms and rules'],
+ [4, 'Goals'],
+ [3, 'A Short History of the Commons'],
+ [3, 'The Digital Revolution'],
+ [3, 'The Birth of Creative Commons'],
+ [3, 'The Changing Market'],
+ [3, 'Benefits of the Digital Commons'],
+ [3, 'Our Case Studies'],
+ [3, 'Notes'],
+ [2, 'How to Be Made with Creative Commons'],
+ [3, 'Problem Zero: Getting Discovered'],
+ [4, 'Use CC to grow a larger audience'],
+ [4, 'Use CC to get attribution and name recognition'],
+ [4, 'Use CC-licensed content as a marketing tool'],
+ [4, 'Use CC to enable hands-on engagement with your work'],
+ [4, 'Use CC to differentiate yourself'],
+ [3, 'Making Money'],
+ [4, 'Market-based revenue streams'],
+ [4, 'Providing a custom service to consumers of your work * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Charging for the physical copy * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Charging for the in-person version * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Selling merchandise * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Charging advertisers or sponsors * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Charging your content creators * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Charging a transaction fee * \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Providing a service to your creators* \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Licensing a trademark* \[MARKET-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Reciprocity-based revenue streams'],
+ [4, 'Memberships and individual donations *\[RECIPROCITY-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'The pay-what-you-want model *\[RECIPROCITY-BASED\]*'],
+ [4, 'Crowdfunding *\[RECIPROCITY-BASED\]*'],
+ [3, 'Making Human Connections'],
+ [4, 'Be human'],
+ [4, 'Be open and accountable'],
+ [4, 'Design for the good actors'],
+ [4, 'Treat humans like, well, humans'],
+ [4, 'State your principles and stick to them'],
+ [4, 'Build a community'],
+ [4, 'Give more to the commons than you take'],
+ [4, 'Involve people in what you do'],
+ [3, 'Notes'],
+ [2, 'The Creative Commons Licenses'],
+ [1, 'Part 2'],
+ [1, 'The Case Studies'],
+ [2, 'Arduino'],
+ [2, 'Ártica'],
+ [2, 'Blender Institute'],
+ [2, 'Cards Against Humanity'],
+ [2, 'The Conversation'],
+ [2, 'Cory Doctorow'],
+ [2, 'Figshare'],
+ [2, 'Figure.NZ'],
+ [2, 'Knowledge Unlatched'],
+ [2, 'Lumen Learning'],
+ [2, 'Jonathan Mann'],
+ [2, 'Noun Project'],
+ [2, 'Open Data Institute'],
+ [2, 'OpenDesk'],
+ [2, 'OpenStax'],
+ [2, 'Amanda Palmer'],
+ [2, 'PLOS (Public Library of Science)'],
+ [2, 'Rijksmuseum'],
+ [2, 'Shareable'],
+ [2, 'Siyavula'],
+ [2, 'Sparkfun'],
+ [2, 'TeachAIDS'],
+ [2, 'Tribe of Noise'],
+ [2, 'Wikimedia Foundation'],
+ [2, 'Bibliography'],
+ [2, 'Acknowledgments'],
+
+].each do |item|
+ log 1, item.join(' -> ')
+ at = data.index {|i| i == item[1]}
+ if at.nil?
+ raise RuntimeError, 'Heading string (level %d) not found: «%s»' % item
+ end
+ data[at] = '%s %s' % ['#' * item[0], data[at]]
+end
+
+# We have the explicit strings "Part 1" and "Part 2" as structural
+# elements — They are to be generated upon book compilation. Nuke
+# them.
+data.delete("# Part 1")
+data.delete("# Part 2")
+
+# Join erroneously split paragraphs: Write the contents of the line
+# _preceding_ the unneeded break, the break will be removed.
+#
+# I'm noting the line number for each _after_ corrections so it's
+# easier to find them; please keep them sorted! :-P
+log 0, 'Join erroneously split paragraphs'
+['content and, in turn, spend money and', # 1595
+ 'still other', # 1662
+ 'content functions as a marketing tool for the paid product or', # 1724
+ 'lowest-common-denominator solutions and', #2035
+ 'to the values symbolized by', # 2145
+ 'the kinds of participative communities that drive open', # 2157
+ 'time', # 2220
+ 'At a minimum, a CC-', # 2375
+ 'easier to trust a', # 2580
+ 'free download, the', # 3086
+ 'openness to fans remixing the game—give', # 3087
+ 'Attribution-', # 3307
+ 'both journal publishers and researchers. Figshare now provides', # 3672
+ 'get the “network effect”—', # 4002
+ 'access to scholarly books. For Frances, the current scholarly-', # 4033
+ 'for-', # 4288
+ 'sales', # 4410
+ 'contributing to the open', # 4438
+ 'doesn’t seem like it should be sung about', # 4616
+ 'songwriter, and he has found a way to keep it interesting for', # 4624
+ 'building trust is the top', # 4793
+ 'version', # 6023
+ 'license', # 6169
+ 'authors and Shuttleworth; Mark remains incredibly proud of this', # 6452
+ 'BY-SA and opting in others with collecting societies like', # 7218
+ 'Cecilie Maria, Cedric Howe, Cefn Hoile,', # 7796
+ 'Braddlee, Drew Spencer, Duncan', # 7839
+ 'Elizabeth Holloway, Ellen Buecher, Ellen Kaye-', # 7844
+ 'Helen', # 7874
].each do |line|
+ log 1, line
at = data.index {|i| i == line}
if !at.nil? and data[at+1] == ''
data.delete_at(at+1)
end
end
+log 0, 'Writing processed file'
File.open(dstfile, 'w') {|f| f.puts data.join("\n")}