xml output for every channel

Blackbear199 wrote:

another way you could do it is create a folder with webgrab.exe and webgrab++.config.xml for each channel.

add 1 channel to each webgrab++.config.xml

use a script to execute each webgrab.exe in each folder.

this would be by far the easiest and quieckest way.

Thanks for advice. I need these files separated because I'm currently testing Teleste Broadcast manager for Operator purposes. It has xmltv plugin. I can put joined xmltv, but it's not easy to say afterwards if one of the channels has no events. Broadcast mgm pooling is very strange. In this manner, I can see for each channel date and time of creation, and pooling troubleshooting is much easier.

Thanks

1NSdbZVbpZDX wrote:

a litle script sample for what xmlstarlet can do (run in terminal):

#!/bin/bash

#xml_channel_separator.sh
#script by 1NSdbZVbpZDX
#created on 10/04/2016
#a linux-bash solution for creating xml files from each channel grabbed in an xmltv file
#install xmlstarlet from http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/

xpath="/tv/programme"
source=TVGuide.xml
count=1
sep_chnn=Isolated_Channels

cd $HOME/.xmltv
mkdir -p "$sep_chnn"
dispname=$(xml sel -t -m  "/tv/channel" -m @id -v . -n "$source" | xml unesc)

function cleanup () {
sed -i '1i<tv>' "$prgsrtd"
sed -i '1i<!DOCTYPE tv SYSTEM "xmltv.dtd">' "$prgsrtd"
sed -i '1i<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' "$prgsrtd"
echo "</tv>" >> "$prgsrtd"
}

while read -r line
do
    cont="$(printf "%03d" $count)"
    echo "Processing: "$cont"_$line"
    prgsrtd=$cont"_"$line.xml
    xml sel -t -m "//channel[@id='$line']" -c . -n "$source" > "$prgsrtd"
    xml sel -t -m "$xpath[@channel='$line']" -c . -n "$source" >> "$prgsrtd"
    cleanup
    mv -f "$prgsrtd" $HOME/.xmltv/"$sep_chnn"/"$prgsrtd"
    let count=$count+1
done <<<"$dispname"

Thank you and sorry for late reply. This can do a thing well!