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35 lines
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# Convert your Jekyll blog to Wordpress
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This is a small collection of scripts to help you move
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your blog from Jekyll to Wordpress.
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This is pretty dirty code and heavily tailored toward
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my own needs, so your mileage may vary. But perhaps
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you'll find it at least a bit helpful.
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## Features
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This will help you import:
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* Posts
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* Tags
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* Images
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## Usage
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1. Read the scripts and modify them as needed. Change
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the username, for example. ;-) There are quite a few
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things in there you'll want to change.
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2. Copy wp_export.xml to your Jekyll data folder and
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run `jekyll build`. This will create an export of all
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your posts in `_site/wp_export.xml`. Do not import this
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file in Wordpress yet!
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3. Run extract_media.rb to extract all image URLs used
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in the export: `ruby extract_media.rb < _site/wp_export.xml
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> wp_export.images.xml`.
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4. Run finalize_export.rb to modify the image links:
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`ruby finalizy_export.rb < _site/wp_export.xml > wp_export.posts.xml`.
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5. Use the Wordpress import plugin to import `wp_export.posts.xml`
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(do not activate the `import attachments` option).
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6. Use the Wordpress import plugin to import `wp_export.images.xml`,
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this time activating the option to `import attachments`.
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