I’ve spent some considerable time of late coding a new version of adi2html that I use to convert my ADIF log files into online web pages for all my HAM Radio logs.
The old version that I wrote quite some time ago was written using BASH shell which was quick and easy at the time but, as the logs grew in size it got slower and slower to process the ever increasing number of log entries.
Now I’m retired I have the time to revisit these things and write better, more modern versions of my various programs that run silently in the background.
It’s taken a little over a week to put this code together, test and debug it, I don’t like to rush these things!
I’ve finally put v1.2 into production today.
The 585 lines of code produce a very nice, modern looking web page and can be used to convert any ADIF file into HTML. The code is extremely quick, taking less than a second to process almost 2500 log entries, a huge improvement over the old version of adi2html.
All of my logs are available here on my blog under the Logs menu above, feel free to have a look at them.
I now need to rewrite the log search functionality so that it uses the same format of presentation for the results.
More soon …