smex | blazing fast CLI application that processes sitemaps | Sitemap library
kandi X-RAY | smex Summary
kandi X-RAY | smex Summary
A blazing fast CLI application that processes sitemaps in Go Lang. Smex is short for SiteMap EXtrator. It can handle various operations related to sitemaps with more being build over time. Smex has grown from the frustration of migrating multiple websites in the past and handling changes in URL semantics and massive amount of assets like images. Note: smex is not a sitemap validator and would not check the validity of sitemaps against the xsd. It will try to parse the sitemaps on best effort.
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- UnmarshalXMLP unmarshals a raw XML document into a URLSet .
- unmarshalXML unmarshals bytes into a URLSet struct
- NewMultiWriter returns a new smex writer for the given writer . If outFormat is an empty string is returned .
- loadSitemapFromHTTP loads the Sitemap from the given URL
- writeImageLine generates a string representation of an image .
- init initializes the command line flags .
- writeHeader writes header .
- NewWriter returns a new SmexWriter
- load sitemap from file
- LoadSitemap loads an Sitemap from path
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QUESTION
I have been setting up my emacs on a mac. I haven't been able to install any packages or even list available packages since I have set up my emacs installation on this computer. Every time I try to refresh the contents of the package repositories I get the following error and backtrace:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 19:13The problem was that their is no http://marmalade-repo.com/packages/. The correct url is https://marmalade-repo.org/packages/.
Credit goes to @jenesaisquoi. This user found the answer in the comments on my original post.
QUESTION
New emacs user. I have a simple init.el file created to learn emacs config. I had auto-complete working such that while inside init.el file when I started to type (global, it would show the remaining on the word and would autocomplete.
A few key strokes later now it doesn't auto-complete anymore. According to google I have all right keywords in the init.el file. Spent nearly 3 hours and no luck. Any idea?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 13:37It appears that when I installing packages using package-install it was adding text to the init.el which was causing the issue. I removed the additional text, deleted the init.el content and retyped everything again. This time I did not use the package installer and it worked fine.
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I would like to learn some Clojure, and I'm trying to run REPL from Emacs, but I cannot get it to work.
I have created a basic project with lein. I open the generated file core.clj in Emacs, and when I try to run the REPL from it (by running the cider-jack-in), I just get the message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-06 at 21:47here's my lein debugging checklist:
- remove any meniton of cider-nrepl from
~/.lein/profiles.clj
- run
lein repl
from a terminal, thencider-connect
tolocalhost
from emacs - run lein upgrade
- upgrade to the latest version of the cider emacs package
- ask in the cider channel on clojure slack before submitting bug reports.
It used to be required to add cider's nrepl middleware to your lein profile to get it included on the classpath when lein start up. Now cider does this automatically and chooses the matching version on it's own. Many people are following instructions from when this was a manual process and run into problems like this, so check that first.
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