migration update

migrate.py

@@ -62,7 +62,6 @@ def shouts_handle(storage):
 	discours_author = 0
 	pub_counter = 0
 	for entry in storage['shouts']['data']:
-		oid = entry['_id']
 		# slug
 		slug = get_shout_slug(entry)
 
@@ -82,7 +81,7 @@ def shouts_handle(storage):
 		# print('[migration] ' + shout['slug'] + ' with author ' + author)
 
 		if entry.get('published'):
-			export_mdx(shout)
+			if 'mdx' in sys.argv: export_mdx(shout)
 			pub_counter += 1
 
 		# print main counter

migration/README.md

@@ -12,8 +12,7 @@ pipenv install -r requirements.txt
 
 Put the unpacked mongodump to the `data` folder and operate with
 `pipenv shell && python`
-
-1. get old data jsons
+#### get old data jsons
 
 ```py
 import bson2json
@@ -21,22 +20,24 @@ import bson2json
 bson2json.json_tables() # creates all the needed data json from bson mongodump
 ```
 
-2. migrate users
+#### migrate all
 
 ```sh
 pipenv install
-pipenv run python migrate.py users
+pipenv run python migrate.py all
+```
+#### or migrate all with mdx exports
+
+```sh
+pipenv install
+pipenv run python migrate.py all mdx
 ```
 
 Note: this will create db entries and it is not tolerant to existed unique
 email.
 
-3. then topics and shouts
+#### or one shout by slug
 
 ```sh
-pipenv run python migrate.py topics
-pipenv run python migrate.py shouts
+pipenv run python migrate.py - <shout-slug>
 ```
-
-Now you got the \*.dict.json files which contain all the data with old and
-new(!) ids.