fable.io
Class ArticleManager

java.lang.Object
  fable.io.ArticleManager

public class ArticleManager
extends java.lang.Object

ArticleManager is a class for management of Article I/O. This includes generating keywords and writing article content to file

Author:

Christopher Moh

Method Summary

static java.util.Set<java.lang.String>	generateKeywords(Article a) Generates a set of keywords for a given article
static java.lang.String	getContents(Article a) Gets the html contents of an article
static boolean	removeArticle(Article a) Removes an article content by deleting the file
static boolean	setContents(Article a, java.lang.String articleContent) Set the contents of an article to a html represented in the form of a string

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

setContents

public static boolean setContents(Article a,
                                  java.lang.String articleContent)

Set the contents of an article to a html represented in the form of a string

Parameters:

a - Article to change html content

articleContent - HTML string that represents the html content

Returns:

true if article file can be written, false otherwise

Requires:

a, articleContent != null

getContents

public static java.lang.String getContents(Article a)

Gets the html contents of an article

Parameters:

a - Article to get html content from

Returns:

HTML string representing the article to get content from, or null if no such content exists

Requires:

a != null

removeArticle

public static boolean removeArticle(Article a)

Removes an article content by deleting the file

Parameters:

a - Article to remove

Returns:

true if article can be removed, false otherwise

Requires:

a != null

generateKeywords

public static java.util.Set<java.lang.String> generateKeywords(Article a)

Generates a set of keywords for a given article

Parameters:

a - Article to generate keywords from

Returns:

Set of keywords

Requires:

a != null