SedLex is a frontend generator for French bills compiled using DuraLex.
pip install -r requirements.txtIf you want to generate diffs, you will need to have the corresponding original law texts in the data directory.
This original data is expected to be a Git repositories created using Archeo-Lex.
Before generating patch files, you must fetch the corresponding original law texts. In order to do so, please read the "Fetching the original law texts" section.
By default, the intermediary representation will not compute/feature the diff of each edit.
You must add the --diff switch to the command line:
duralex --file bill.html | ./bin/sedlex --diff{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"type": "quote",
"words": "autorisé"
}
],
"type": "words"
},
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"type": "quote",
"words": "défendu"
}
],
"type": "words-reference"
}
],
"order": 1,
"type": "sentence-reference"
}
],
"filename": "data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md",
"id": "9",
"type": "article-reference"
}
],
"id": "code des instruments monétaires et des médailles",
"type": "code-reference"
}
],
"diff": "--- \"data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md\"\n+++ \"data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md\"\n@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@\n # titre 1\n \n-Il est expressément défendu à toutes personnes, quelles que soient les professions qu'elles exercent, de frapper ou de faire frapper des médailles, jetons ou pièces de plaisir, d'or, d'argent et autres métaux, ailleurs que dans les ateliers de la monnaie, à moins d'être munies d'une autorisation spéciale du ministre de l'économie et des finances.\n+Il est expressément autorisé à toutes personnes, quelles que soient les professions qu'elles exercent, de frapper ou de faire frapper des médailles, jetons ou pièces de plaisir, d'or, d'argent et autres métaux, ailleurs que dans les ateliers de la monnaie, à moins d'être munies d'une autorisation spéciale du ministre de l'économie et des finances.\n \n # titre 2\n ",
"editType": "replace",
"type": "edit"
}
],
"isNew": false,
"order": 1,
"type": "article"
}
]
}Then, using jq, it is easy to extract only the diff fields:
duralex --file bill.html | ./bin/sedlex --diff | jq -r '.. | .diff? | strings'--- "data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md"
+++ "data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md"
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
# titre 1
-Il est expressément défendu à toutes personnes, quelles que soient les professions qu'elles exercent, de frapper ou de faire frapper des médailles, jetons ou pièces de plaisir, d'or, d'argent et autres métaux, ailleurs que dans les ateliers de la monnaie, à moins d'être munies d'une autorisation spéciale du ministre de l'économie et des finances.
+Il est expressément autorisé à toutes personnes, quelles que soient les professions qu'elles exercent, de frapper ou de faire frapper des médailles, jetons ou pièces de plaisir, d'or, d'argent et autres métaux, ailleurs que dans les ateliers de la monnaie, à moins d'être munies d'une autorisation spéciale du ministre de l'économie et des finances.
# titre 2Such output can be written in a patch file to be applied later:
duralex --file bill.html | ./bin/sedlex --diff | jq -r '.. | .diff? | strings' > articles.patchor it can be piped to apply the patch directly:
duralex --file bill.html | ./bin/sedlex --diff | jq -r '.. | .diff? | strings' | patch -p0SedLex can automagically apply each edit node into an actual Git commit by passing the --git-commit flag.
Passing the --git-push flag will effectively push those commits.
SedLex can also generate meaningful commit messages by passing the --commit-message flag.
For example, the following edit node:
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"type": "quote",
"words": "autorisé"
}
],
"type": "words"
},
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"children": [
{
"type": "quote",
"words": "défendu"
}
],
"type": "words-reference"
}
],
"order": 1,
"type": "sentence-reference"
}
],
"filename": "data/code des instruments monétaires et des médailles/9.md",
"id": "9",
"type": "article-reference"
}
],
"id": "code des instruments monétaires et des médailles",
"type": "code-reference"
}
],
"editType": "replace",
"type": "edit"
}will generate the following commit message:
Remplacer les mots "défendu" dans l'article 9 par les mots "autorisé" (Article 1).
Each commit message is added as a commitMessage field on the corresponding edit node:
{
"type": "edit",
"editType": "replace",
"commitMessage": "Remplacer les mots \"défendu\" dans l'article 9 par les mots \"autorisé\" (Article 1).",
}SedLex can automagically create a GitHub issue for each article node by passing the
--github-repository and --github-token flags. As a result, each edit/commit will reference the corresponding
article/issue (and vice versa). Each article from the original bill will become a GitHub issue with:
- a title of the form "Article {{ article.order }}" (ex: "Article 42");
- a description containing the original content of the corresponding article.
Such issue will also be referenced by the commit message of all the edit nodes that are descendants of the
corresponding article node. For example, this commit message:
Remplacer les mots "défendu" dans l'article 9 par les mots "autorisé" (Article 1).
would become:
Remplacer les mots "défendu" dans l'article 9 par les mots "autorisé" (Article 1).
GitHub: Legilibre/CIMM-articles#1
In the example above, proper meaningful commit messages are generated by adding the --commit-message flag, cf
Git integration.
All the generated content is templated by the following jinja2 templates:
- the title of the issue:
template/github/issue_title.j2 - the body of the issue:
template/github/issue_body.j2 - the commit message:
template/github/commit_message.j2
The following command line will effectively compute diffs, create commit messages, apply and commit and push the changes on Git and create all the relevant content on GitHub:
duralex --file bill.html | sedlex \
--github-token your_api_token_here --github-repository namespace/repository \
--diff \
--commit-message \
--git-commit \
--git-pushThe GitLab integration works exactly like the GitHub integration except it's configured using the
--gitlab-repository and --gitlab-token flags.
All the generated content is templated by the following jinja2 templates:
- the title of the issue:
template/gitlab/issue_title.j2 - the body of the issue:
template/gitlab/issue_description.j2 - the commit message:
template/gitlab/commit_message.j2
The following command line will effectively compute diffs, create commit messages, apply and commit and push the changes on Git and create all the relevant content on GitLab:
duralex --file bill.html | sedlex \
--gitlab-token your_api_token_here --gitlab-repository namespace/repository \
--diff \
--commit-message \
--git-commit \
--git-pushSedLex can automagically create a GitBook by passing the --gitbook option. This option
must be set to the output directory for the GitBook Markdown files (SUMMARY.md, README.md, ...).
The --gitbook-format option can be used to specify the desired GitBook output. It can be html, markdown or both.
The default output format is markdown.
To generate the most comprehensive GitBook, it is recommended to also use the --commit-message and --diff flags:
duralex --file bill.html | sedlex \
--gitbook /path/to/the/gitbook \
--diff \
--commit-message