#!/usr/bin/perl -w

# webmagick.pl
# pod at tail


$|++;
use strict;
use Cwd;

my $dmw      = 'index.html';
my $wmBin    = '/usr/bin/webmagick';
my $wmSyn    = '--forcehtml --forcecache --forcemontage';
my $wmPaths  = '--rootpath /var/www/ --iconpath doc/webmagick/icons/';
my $wmColors = '--colorback white --thumbbackground white';
my $baseDir  = '/var/www/Graphics';
my @dirs = (
  'Christian',
  'Ico',
  'Icons',
  'Images',
  'Tech',
);

for(@dirs){
  -d "$baseDir/$_" or next;
  chdir "$baseDir/$_" or next;
  unlink $dmw if -w $dmw;
  system("$wmBin $wmSyn $wmPaths $wmColors") and warn $!;
  unlink $dmw if -w $dmw;
  symlink '.index1.html', 'index.html' or warn $!;
}

=head1 TITLE

wm.pl

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Wrapper for webmagick.  Webmagick creates thumbnails and
markup to easily browse said thumbnails

Sadly, Debian's current webmagick uses JavaScript in it's
markup.  My Mozilla settings don't seem to like that.  So
this ditty runs webmagick against a configured list of image
directories, then unlinks the javascripted index.html, and
symlinks index.html from a non-JS thumbnail montage page.

Yes, I know it's a brittle kludge.  But I don't care because
it's *my* kludge.  ;^)

Oh yeah, and as a kludge, it doesn't support recursing
directories.

P.S. $dmw stands for Dead Man Walking.  I considered $ejs
for Evil Java Script.

=head1 AUTHOR

ybiC

=head1 UPDATES

 2002-04-20  20:55 CDT
   Post to PerlMonks
   Initial working code

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