TDiary::IO::MongoDB

mongoid adapter for tDiary

Installation

Add this line to your tDiary's Gemfile.local:

gem 'tdiary-io-mongodb'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Usage

Add follow snipet to your tdiary.conf

@io_class = TDiary::IO::MongoDB

Migration

bin/tdiary-mongodb-convert is utility that uploads tDiary default IO data to MongoDB.

(1) Migrate tDiary configuration

Migrate your tDiary configuration to MongoDB.

$ bundle exec tdiary-mongodb-convert -c $DATA_PATH/tdiary.conf -m $MONGODB_URI

• $MONGODB_URI: the uri of mongodb (mongodb://)
• $DATA_PATH: the path of your tdiary data directory

(2) Migrate tDiary data

Migrate your tDiary data to MongoDB.

$ bundle exec tdiary-mongodb-convert -s ./lib/tdiary/style -m $MONGODB_URI $DATA_PATH

• $MONGODB_URI: the uri of mongodb (mongodb://)
• $DATA_PATH: the path of your tdiary data directory

Note

If you use the style provided by an external gem (like GFM style), append the gem to Gemfile and run bundle.

gem 'tdiary-style-gfm'
gem 'tdiary-style-etdiary'
gem 'tdiary-style-rd

See also

• http://sho.tdiary.net/20150206.html#p01 (in Japanese)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request