On 2012-01-29, at 19:21, Sven Van Caekenberghe wrote: > Camillo, > > On 28 Jan 2012, at 01:46, Camillo Bruni wrote: > >> On 2012-01-27, at 20:43, Sven Van Caekenberghe wrote: >>> On 27 Jan 2012, at 17:31, Camillo Bruni wrote: >>>> ./googlecode_upload.py --help >>>> Usage: googlecode-upload.py -s SUMMARY -p PROJECT [options] FILE >>>> >>>> Options: >>>> -h, --help show this help message and exit >>>> -s SUMMARY, --summary=SUMMARY >>>> Short description of the file >>>> -p PROJECT, --project=PROJECT >>>> Google Code project name >>>> -u USER, --user=USER Your Google Code username >>>> -w PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD >>>> Your Google Code password >>>> -l LABELS, --labels=LABELS >>>> An optional lis >>> >>> I had a quick look at >>> http://code.google.com/p/support/source/browse/trunk/scripts/googlecode_upload.py >>> >>> should be doable with zn+zdc as well… >> >> you know I still have this inner fear of creating scripts in pharo :D and I >> immediately back out and use ruby / bash :P >> >> I'll have a look, for now I'm fine with a minimal effort solution :). > > Sure, I understand: if something usable exists, why not use it, often there > is not much reason to reinvent the wheel. > > But just for the sake of it, this (untested) code is more or less (from my > understanding of the Python code) what the key logic would be in Smalltalk: > > filepath := '/tmp/foo.txt'. > projectname := 'pharo'. > username := 'sven.van.caekenberghe'. > password := 's46K48jc0kn1'. > summary := 'Testing uploading a file to a Google project'. > labels := #( 'Cool' 'Cooler' 'Coolest'). > > (client := ZnClient new) > systemPolicy; > beOneShot; > https; > host: projectname, '.googlecode.com'; > username: username password: password; > multiPartFormDataEntity; > addPart: (ZnMimePart fieldName: 'filename' fileNamed: filepath); > addPart: (ZnMimePart fieldName: 'summary' value: summary). > labels do: [ :each | > addPart: (ZnMimePart fieldName: 'label' value: each) ]. > client post. > client response location. > > Wouldn't you agree that this is pretty cool code ?
Oh, definitely :) I'll give it a shot :) >> BTW: with the Monkey we already did a complete google API authentification >> which works perfectly :) > > I know, and I was very happy with it ! > > Sven
