Basic import from Blogger export #1390
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Handles blogger input in exactly the same way as any Atom feed
- Sorts entries into correct 'kinds' - Uses link for slug for posts (for closer URL matching) - Relies on '--wp-custpost'
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Just tried this out for importing my blogger blog. 👍 from me. Thanks man! |
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There's been no movement on this for a while. I'm going to close it so it's not cluttering up my pulls page. Feel free to use the code. |
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Very sorry about that, Jonathan. Rest assured we'll incorporate your enhancement when we migrate the import function to the separate Pelican Tools repository. Thanks for your patience and understanding. |
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It's possible to export an entire Blogger blog into a single Atom XML.
The 'feed' importer does a pretty good job at this, but it gets a few things wrong:
This importer addresses those issues.
It doesn't try to clean up Blogger's (usually awful) HTML.
I had the best results running it with
--wp-custpost(to separate out settings, templates, and comments) and--dir-page, like this:At least on my blog, the generated rST is useless.