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-# Jekyll sitemap page generator.

-# http://recursive-design.com/projects/jekyll-plugins/

-#

-# Version: 0.1.3 (201101061053)

-#

-# Copyright (c) 2010 Dave Perrett, http://recursive-design.com/

-# Licensed under the MIT license (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)

-#

-# A generator that creates a sitemap.xml page for jekyll sites, suitable for submission to

-# google etc.

-#

-# To use it, simply drop this script into the _plugins directory of your Jekyll site.

-#

-# When you compile your jekyll site, this plugin will loop through the list of pages in your

-# site, and generate an entry in sitemap.xml for each one.

-

-require 'pathname'

-

-module Jekyll

-

-

-  # Monkey-patch an accessor for a page's containing folder, since

-  # we need it to generate the sitemap.

-  class Page

-    def subfolder

-      @dir

-    end

-  end

-

-

-  # Sub-class Jekyll::StaticFile to allow recovery from unimportant exception

-  # when writing the sitemap file.

-  class StaticSitemapFile < StaticFile

-    def write(dest)

-      super(dest) rescue ArgumentError

-      true

-    end

-  end

-

-

-  # Generates a sitemap.xml file containing URLs of all pages and posts.

-  class SitemapGenerator < Generator

-    safe true

-    priority :low

-

-    # Domain that you are generating the sitemap for - update this to match your site.

-

-    # Generates the sitemap.xml file.

-    #

-    #  +site+ is the global Site object.

-    def generate(site)

-      # Create the destination folder if necessary.

-      site_folder = site.config['destination']

-      unless File.directory?(site_folder)

-        p = Pathname.new(site_folder)

-        p.mkdir

-      end

-

-      # Write the contents of sitemap.xml.

-      File.open(File.join(site_folder, 'sitemap.xml'), 'w') do |f|

-        f.write(generate_header())

-        f.write(generate_content(site))

-        f.write(generate_footer())

-        f.close

-      end

-

-      # Add a static file entry for the zip file, otherwise Site::cleanup will remove it.

-      site.static_files << Jekyll::StaticSitemapFile.new(site, site.dest, '/', 'sitemap.xml')

-    end

-

-    private

-

-    # Returns the XML header.

-    def generate_header

-      "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<urlset xmlns=\"http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9\">"

-    end

-

-    # Returns a string containing the the XML entries.

-    #

-    #  +site+ is the global Site object.

-    def generate_content(site)

-      result   = ''

-

-      base_url = site.config['url']

-

-      # First, try to find any stand-alone pages.

-      site.pages.each{ |page|

-        path     = page.subfolder + '/' + page.name

-        mod_date = File.mtime(site.source + path)

-

-  			# Remove the trailing 'index.html' if there is one, and just output the folder name.

-  			if path=~/index.html$/

-  			  path = path[0..-11]

-  		  end

-

-        unless path =~/error/

-          result += entry(base_url, path, mod_date)

-        end

-      }

-

-      # Next, find all the posts.

-      posts = site.site_payload['site']['posts']

-      for post in posts do

-        result += entry(base_url, post.id, post.date)

-      end

-

-    	result

-    end

-

-    # Returns the XML footer.

-    def generate_footer

-      "\n</urlset>"

-    end

-

-    # Creates an XML entry from the given path and date.

-    #

-    #  +path+ is the URL path to the page.

-    #  +date+ is the date the file was modified (in the case of regular pages), or published (for blog posts).

-    def entry(base_url, path, date)

-        # Force extensions to .html from markdown, textile.

-        path = path.gsub(/\.(markdown|textile)$/i, '.html')

-      "

-  <url>

-      <loc>#{base_url}#{path}</loc>

-      <lastmod>#{date.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")}</lastmod>

-  </url>"

-    end

-

-  end

-

-end

-

-

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 # Sitemap.xml Generator is a Jekyll plugin that generates a sitemap.xml file by

 # traversing all of the available posts and pages.

-#

+# 

 # How To Use:

-#   1.) Copy source file into your _plugins folder within your Jekyll project.

-#   2.) Change MY_URL to reflect your domain name.

-#   3.) Change SITEMAP_FILE_NAME if you want your sitemap to be called something

-#       other than sitemap.xml.

-#   4.) Change the PAGES_INCLUDE_POSTS list to include any pages that are looping

-#       through your posts (e.g. "index.html", "archive.html", etc.). This will

-#       ensure that right after you make a new post, the last modified date will

-#       be updated to reflect the new post.

-#   5.) Run Jekyll: jekyll --server to re-generate your site.

-#   6.) A sitemap.xml should be included in your _site folder.

+#   1) Copy source file into your _plugins folder within your Jekyll project.

+#   2) Change modify the url variable in _config.yml to reflect your domain name.

+#   3) Run Jekyll: jekyll --server to re-generate your site.

 #

-# Customizations:

-#   1.) If there are any files you don't want included in the sitemap, add them

-#       to the EXCLUDED_FILES list. The name should match the name of the source

-#       file.

-#   2.) If you want to include the optional changefreq and priority attributes,

-#       simply include custom variables in the YAML Front Matter of that file.

-#       The names of these custom variables are defined below in the

-#       CHANGE_FREQUENCY_CUSTOM_VARIABLE_NAME and PRIORITY_CUSTOM_VARIABLE_NAME

-#       constants.

+# Variables:

+#   * Change SITEMAP_FILE_NAME if you want your sitemap to be called something

+#     other than sitemap.xml.

+#   * Change the PAGES_INCLUDE_POSTS list to include any pages that are looping

+#     through your posts (e.g. "index.html", "archive.html", etc.). This will

+#     ensure that right after you make a new post, the last modified date will

+#     be updated to reflect the new post.

+#   * A sitemap.xml should be included in your _site folder.

+#   * If there are any files you don't want included in the sitemap, add them

+#     to the EXCLUDED_FILES list. The name should match the name of the source

+#     file.

+#   * If you want to include the optional changefreq and priority attributes,

+#     simply include custom variables in the YAML Front Matter of that file.

+#     The names of these custom variables are defined below in the

+#     CHANGE_FREQUENCY_CUSTOM_VARIABLE_NAME and PRIORITY_CUSTOM_VARIABLE_NAME

+#     constants.

 #

 # Notes:

-#   1.) The last modified date is determined by the latest from the following:

-#       system modified date of the page or post, system modified date of

-#       included layout, system modified date of included layout within that

-#       layout, ...

-#

+#   * The last modified date is determined by the latest from the following:

+#     system modified date of the page or post, system modified date of

+#     included layout, system modified date of included layout within that

+#     layout, ...

+# 

 # Author: Michael Levin

 # Site: http://www.kinnetica.com

 # Distributed Under A Creative Commons License

 #   - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

-

+# 

+# Modified for Octopress by John W. Long

+#

 require 'rexml/document'

 module Jekyll

-  # Change MY_URL to reflect the site you are using

-  MY_URL = "http://www.mysite.com"

-

   # Change SITEMAP_FILE_NAME if you would like your sitemap file

   # to be called something else

   SITEMAP_FILE_NAME = "sitemap.xml"

@@ -66,7 +65,7 @@ module Jekyll

     end

     def location_on_server

-      "#{MY_URL}#{url}"

+      "#{site.config['url']}#{url}"

     end

   end

@@ -78,7 +77,7 @@ module Jekyll

     end

     def location_on_server

-      location = "#{MY_URL}#{@dir}#{url}"

+      location = "#{site.config['url']}#{@dir}#{url}"

       location.gsub(/index.html$/, "")

     end

   end