Hey hey Silvio,
hm this looks more like a challenge for a whole script. I can script, but I'm
not always the most efficient.
If your .md files always look the same, i.e. there is always the exact line
"date: yyyy-mm-dd" and you can be sure that one script folder will have all
articles, because they are originally written in that language, I'd have an
idea. Say your articles are all created in German:
grep -e "date: 2019-10-1" content/de/blog/*.md >orig.list
LINES=`wc -l orig.list | awk '{ print $2 }'` # get number of entries
# do the same for the ohter folders:
grep -e "date: 2019-10-1" content/en/blog/*.md >en.list
grep -e "date: 2019-10-1" content/fr/blog/*.md >fr.list
# complete for other folders
# now check
CURLINE=1
while [[ $CURLINE -le $LINES ]]; do
CURDATE=`sed -n ${CURLINE}p orig.list # get an article date
for FILE in en.list fr.list ru.list and_so_on; do
COUNT=`grep -c -e "${CURDATE}" ${FILE}
if [[ $COUNT -eq 0 ]]; then # not found in translation
echo ${CURDATE} missing in ${FILE}" >missing.files;
fi;
done
let CURLINE=CURLINE+1; # go to next original date
done
rm *.list # remove your temporary files
You can beautify the echo line, at the moment this would write something
like:
date: 2019-10-12 ru.list
But it should do. I'm sure a more elegant script can be written.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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