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This script was developed for a non-English EasyWorship library so unicode characters should be handled correctly, however I can't make any promises! For what it's worth, my CLI version of PHP 5.6 garbles the "Å" character but the web server version of the same PHP installation has no problems encoding this character.Why am I getting random references to fonts at the top of my song exports? This is a remnant of the RTF formatting - I'm manually stripping out references to Arial and Tahoma, but if you used a different font in EasyWorship, that font name may show up. I have run conversions with it in December 2021 with PHP 8.0.12 (with minor change made in v0.3.2).Why am I getting strange characters in my export files? It's most likely a text-encoding issue. Why is this written in PHP? Surely would be a better choice! You may be right, however this script was developed to meet an immediate need for myself and PHP is the language in which I am most proficient!What version of PHP do I need to run this? The solution was written for PHP 5.6. The progress of the conversion is displayed on the screen The exported files can be found in /output/ process.php Alternatively, if the repository in a directory served by a web server, you may run process.php in a web browser. From the command line, change directory to the repository root and run: php. If you want to use the experimental ProPresenter6 export feature, change $file_export_type = 'plain_text' to $file_export_type = 'propresenter6' in config.php.
Locate the EasyWorship database files in the EasyWorship data directory This is commonly in C:\Users\Public\Softouch\EasyWorship\Default\Databases\Data\ but may vary On my installation, the installer for EasyWorship 6.1 had created a new subfolder for the 6.1 profile at C:\Users\Public\Softouch\EasyWorship\Default\6.1\ Copy the following files from your EasyWorship data directory to /databases/: Songs.db SongWords.db Review the custom formatting options in config.php and set the values to true or false The default settings will export your songs in plain text files. Ensure that PHP has PDO SQLite support and MBString support (see for details - thanks jonathantjm!) Clone this repository to a location on your computer that PHP has write access to. It doesn't have a graphical user interface, however you can run this from the command line or from a web browser. To use this solution, you'll need to be comfortable with running PHP scripts. Custom formatting functions (needs to be enabled in config file) 'capitalize_names' - Capitalize some property names (defined in $words_to_capitalize variable) 'remove_end_punctuation' - Remove line-ending punctuation 'fix_mid_line_punctuation' - Fixes mid-line punctuation - replaces '.' with a line break, and makes sure ', ?!' is always followed by a space 'straighten_curly_quotes' - Straighten curly quotes 'remove_x2' - Remove 'x2' type references and empty parentheses 'start_with_capital' - Begin all lines with capital letter 'standardize_song_sections' - Standardize the names of the song sections to fit ProPresenter's default 'Groups' 'standardize_title_format' - Standardize the formatting of the name of the songs 'prevent_overwrites' - Prevent overwriting files - adds a '(1)' style suffix 'add_metadata_to_export_files' - Adds the metadata block to the top of the export files 'condense_slide_breaks' - Condense all slide breaks 'reflow_large_blocks' - Reflow large blocks (target line length defined in $reflow_max_lines) 'output_subdirectory' - Output files in a timestamp labelled sub-directory 'aggressive_text_encoding' - Aggressively convert songs to ISO-8859-1 character set - this will most likely break songs with non-Latin characters!
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