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Outil pour créer une copie locale statique de "mes" seens

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PPhilippe Rivière
Last edited Jan 5, 2014
Created on Aug 3, 2011

Ce script PHP génère une copie locale statique des signets « seens » de Seenthis, en les téléchargeant et les organisant sur le disque dur. Il récupère d'abord tous les fichiers distants listés dans un fichier, en les nommant d'après un hash MD5 de leur URL et en gérant les extensions selon le type MIME détecté (images, documents, HTML, etc.). Ensuite, il découpe le backup XML de l'utilisateur en petits fichiers HTML, créant ainsi une arborescence locale navigable. Le tout fonctionne avec une authentification configurable et produit une copie statique locale, idéale pour être indexée par le système de fichiers ou versionnée avec git.

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