Add functionality for importing Blogger comments #258
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Neat! LGTM. |
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Similar to the WordPress importer, this PR adds support for importing comments from Blogger.
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comments: trueis specified inoptionscomments are written to a custom collection_comments. They are named according to the slug of the post, such as2016-01-my-post-<number>.htmlwhere<number>is a simple incrementing counter. To be able to connect comments with posts, there is a metadata field on the front matterblogger_post_idwhich refers to the post the comment is for (matches theblogger_idon posts).Usage example can be seen on the blog I just imported, http://joscarsson.github.io/runtjordennu (warning, Swedish). The comments are added to the posts through a generator, and used when rendering the posts.
I don't usually code in Ruby, so this might be very non-standard/wrong - feel free to comment/give corrections.