I often am working on a variety of WordPress, BuddyPress, and BBPress projects and enjoy working from a lot of not internet connected locations such as trains, buses, parks and the occasional rooftop. As such it’s very handy for me to a local version of PHPXref documents for the current trunk of these products. I’ve written a handy bash script to handle this for me.
<br /> #!/bin/bash</p> <p># define locations<br /> PHPXREFLOCATION=’/full/path/to/phpxref/folder/with/no/trailing/slash’</p> <p># check our internet connection<br /> wget -q –tries=10 –timeout=5 http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk/ -O /tmp/wordpress.svn &> /dev/null<br /> if [ ! -s /tmp/wordpress.svn ];then</p> <p># Remove old version<br /> rm -r $PHPXREFLOCATION/output/*</p> <p># SVN up each piece<br /> cd $PHPXREFLOCATION/source/thematic<br /> svn up<br /> cd $PHPXREFLOCATION/source/wordpress<br /> svn up<br /> cd $PHPXREFLOCATION/source/bbpress<br /> svn up<br /> cd $PHPXREFLOCATION/source/buddypress<br /> svn up<br /> cd $PHPXREFLOCATION/</p> <p># Build our new phpxref<br /> perl phpxref.pl</p> <p>#remove the tmp file so it’s not there for next time<br /> rm /tmp/wordpress.svn</p> <p>fi<br />
I have a cron set up to run this at a few intervals that are least likely to bother me (currently 5am and 4pm). I hope this script helps you out. If you have a similar or better one, please let me know.
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