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deamon to start it, define a time frame and just let the application
to the job - and yes, we dont want to have any user accessing the
app during the write process; no one should see a white page because
he accesses the page the wrong time

rss feed; optional seperated by tags (we have them already, if the blog
utilizes them), blogs (think about url/feed/by_tag/a/b/c to have a
combined feed or by author ....) that basically means we have to
work on a real dynamic frontent, but no problem

enviroment variable to use different templates;
$ TEMPLATE="ollies" ruby lib/plaby.rb
should use a different template, so we can test the template system
and have two different styles from scratch (at least as long as the
binary is not done)

we need to figure out how to make a nice archive, where we have to
keep in mind that maybe a kind of dynamic frontend will be there
which is in need to be able to deliver content from the past (what
means we have to have some kind of database (that can be entirely
filebased) - thats a long term task

change header by config

Create new directory structure if there isn't one in htdocs

images defined in the config file as well as the source/author from
the post needs to be displayed right next to the post

downloading blogimages and cache them and crop them
this may produce a copyright problem

change tite by config

filter post by language via js (its already in the dom!)

maybe some kind of cache. There are two attributes from every rss
post; published date and updated date. there is no need to fetch a
post twice if its already cached. very minor (could be solved hand
in hand with the image cache)

binary file with options (for using different config files,
different planet systems all handled by the same backend), thats
what i think about https://github.com/entropie/backbite/blob/master/bin/backbite
(that means basically that you can use things like "plaby update
<force|inc|dry>" and so on

methods to edit config files via the command line, nobody wants to
write pure YAML (eg: plaby add blog url title image)