Category: Logs

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adi2html v0.6 release

Following on from the adi2html v0.5 release I’ve now added a little more code to include a map of the contacts detailed in the wsjtx_log.adi file so that there is a visual representation of the data included in the webpage. (Map must be generated externally and JPEG/GIF/PNG uploaded to website to be included in the webpage).

See my WSJT-X log here

Just to recap, adi2html generates a HTML webpage from the wsjtx_log.adi file so that the log can be presented in a palatable format on a website.

As before the code can be downloaded using the link below.

If you use my code please consider leaving the footer in place so I get some credit, thanks!

adi2html-v06Download

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Convert your RUMLogng radio logs to HTML

I’ve started using RUMLogng for logging on my MacBook Pro as it seems to be the most common logbook to use on the Apple Mac platform. I must admit that I’m not sure if I’ll carry on using it going forward as I’m not overly enamoured by it but, for the time being it’s all I have.

To get my logs on the blog I’ve written a small BASH shell script that reads the exported ADIF file from RUMLogng and creates a log in HTML format for each different mode.

You can see the output of the BASH script by selecting a log from the Logs menu at the top of this page.

If you want to be able to add your log to your own website then I’ve made the script available for download below.

Currently I’ve only tested the script with the few different modes that I have log entries for but, it should work for all modes. If you find any issues please contact me with all the details and I’ll look into resolving any problems.

As always, if you use my code to generate webpages on your website please consider leaving the footer in place so I get some credit, thanks!

RUMLog2html-v09Download
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adi2html v0.5 release

Following on from my original article where I detailed the adi2html Bash script that reads in the WSJT-X log and creates an HTML version of the data so that it can be presented in a palatable format on websites (See my WSJT-X log here), I’ve now released v0.5 for public consumption.

In adi2html v0.5 I’ve added colour to the webpage that is generated to make it easier on the eyes and rewritten the function process_log() so that it uses the column name to identify each field instead of the row position.

By making this change it should cope just fine if the order of the fields is ever altered in the WSJT-X log during its development.

As before the code can be downloaded using the link below.

If you use my code please consider leaving the footer in place so I get some credit, thanks!

adi2html-v05Download
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Create HTML webpage from wsjtx_log.adi file

I had some spare time today so I finished a small BASH program that I started writing yesterday that reads the wsjtx_log.adi file and writes the data out in HTML format so that it can be incorporated into my website (See the Logs Menu).

(Sorry the font is so small but WordPress is crap at displaying code!)

It’s a fairly simple piece of code that anyone who is into Linux and has a basic understanding of the BASH shell will easily be able to comprehend. (Yes there’s a little awk and sed in it just to add to the entertainment value!).

There are a few places where the code can be improved which I’ll address in v0.3 when I have time but, for now I’ll put it online just incase anyone is interested in using it.

If you do use the code please consider leaving the footer in place so I get some credit.

adi2htmlDownload

More soon …