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ox-jekyll-subtree

Extension to ox-jexkyll for better export of subtrees. This is only possible thanks to ox-jekyll, from the org-octopress repo (a copy is provided in this repo).

Please note, this is not a package, this is a script. Feel free to submit issues if you run into problems, just be aware that this does not fully conform with usual package standards.

Usage

Place this in your load-path, add the following lines to your init file, and invoke M-x ojs-export-to-blog to export a subtree as a blog post.

(autoload 'ojs-export-to-blog "ox-jekyll-subtree")
(setq org-jekyll-use-src-plugin t)

;; Obviously, these two need to be changed for your blog.
(setq ojs-blog-base-url "http://endlessparentheses.com/")
(setq ojs-blog-dir (expand-file-name "~/Git-Projects/blog/"))

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ox-jekyll-subtree's Issues

regexp search: \n* not found

This happens due to the last ine of endless/prepare-input-buffer which, I guess, should skip to the next headline?

Maybe it would be safer to use outline-next-heading as it handles the case when there is nothing after the current heading (or it raises an error you can process).

This is really low-priority task though, so don't worry over it.

Backend issue with org-mode 9.0

In the ox-jekyll.el file, line 95, there is a ": export-block" in the org-export-define-derived-backend function. When using org-mode version 9.0 or above (I am using org-mode 9.0.2), the export-block synthax changed (see http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/103736). However, I have never experience Lisp coding, and cannot solve this issue by myself. Could you help me?
Thank you,
T.

Multiple blogs

This is not so much an issue as a question. I would like to use ox-jekyll-subtree for multiple blogs, that are published separately. The simplest way I can think of doing this is to set #+BLOGDIR and #+BASEURL in each file and write a script to check to see if these properties are set and if they are, then setq endless/blog-base-url and endless/blog-dir.

Is there a simple way of grabbing the value of a property in orgmode? I haven't written any elisp in 7 years and am a bit rusty.

Bump ox-jekill.el

Greetings great @Malabarba!

I am not using this yet, but I have to say that after having read your blog post I am pretty sold 😀
I was just wondering one thing, I see that the ox-jekill.el file is old and has not been following up its counterpart.
I was wondering whether you'd want to either copy it over from there or even git submodule it, so that they will always be in sync.

Thanks a lot for this and other impressive Emacs stuff!

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