#!/usr/bin/env bash

sync-page-templates

Copy the authored page-copy templates into the ephemeral input/pages/ where the

HTML generator reads them.

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General description (for a CEO): the explore pages' words are written by hand

and kept under version control in page-templates/. The input/ folder, by

contrast, is wiped and rebuilt from external sources on every sync and does NOT

carry these words -- so this little step puts the committed copy back in place

before the site is built. It is the reason a sync can no longer silently erase

the explore-page text (Issue 11-005): the words now have a canonical home, and

input/pages/ is just a regenerated copy of it.

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Edit the canonical files in page-templates/. input/pages/ is OVERWRITTEN from

them on every build, so edits made directly in input/pages/ would be lost.

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Usage:

scripts/sync-page-templates [DIR]

DIR defaults to the hard-coded project root; pass it (as run.sh does) to be safe.

set -eu

{{{ paths

DIR="${1:-/mnt/mtwo/programming/ai-stuff/neocities-modernization}"
SRC="${DIR}/page-templates"
DEST="${DIR}/input/pages"

}}}

{{{ copy

A missing canonical source is a hard error, not a silent skip: generating the

explore pages without their prose would emit a broken page (page-template errors

on the missing file anyway, but failing here names the real cause).

if [ ! -d "$SRC" ]; then
echo "Error: canonical page-template source not found: $SRC" >&2
exit 1
fi
mkdir -p "$DEST"
cp -f "${SRC}"/*.txt "$DEST"/

}}}