use CGI::Kwiki;
use CGI::Kwiki::Formatter;
use constant DEBUG => 1;

sub CGI::Kwiki::Formatter::wiki_link_format {
    my ($self, $text) = @_;

    return qq~<a class="empty">$text</a>~ 
        unless $self->driver->database->exists($text);

    return qq~<a class="private">$text</a>~
        unless $self->is_readable($text);

    return qq~<a href="$text.html">$text</a>~;
}

use strict;
use warnings;

publish_static('/webdirectory/manual');

sub publish_static {
    my $outdir = shift or die "must specify outdir";

    die "can't read/write to $outdir or it's not a directory : $!"
        unless -d $outdir and -r _ and -w _;

    my $driver = CGI::Kwiki::load_driver();
    
    $driver->load_class('display');

    for my $page( $driver->database->pages ){

        print STDERR "processing $page\n" if DEBUG;

        my $outfile = "$outdir/$page.html";
        my $wiki_text = $driver->database->load( $page );
        my $formatted = $driver->formatter->process($wiki_text);

        open OUTFH, '>', $outfile or die "can't clobber $outfile $! ";

### unless you modify your templates like I, you ought to modify all links
### using HTML::Parser to remove references to admin.cgi, blog.cgi ...

        my $templatedoutput = $driver->display->template->process(
            [qw(display_body)],
            display => $formatted,
            is_editable => 0,
        );

       my $trashcan = qq(<input type="submit" name="button-login" value="LOGIN">);
          $templatedoutput =~ s/$trashcan/ /gm;
        my $fulldoc = $Admin->Template_Canner($templatedoutput,"$page");
        print OUTFH $fulldoc;
        close OUTFH;
    }
}