Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.
I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more /normal/ wiki mark-up.
Any ideas?
Peter Hickman asked:
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and all
that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more
/normal/ wiki mark-up.
Redcloth also supports Markdown. Bluecloth is markdown-only.
Cheers,
Dave
I wrote a little wiki for fun.
class LykiInterpreter
def LykiInterpreter.interpret(pageBody)
pb=pageBody.clone
regExps = []
regExps << ['(?:[^=>]|\A)([A-Z]{1}\w+[A-Z]{1}\w+)','<a
href="?pageId=\1">\1</a>']
regExps << ['^ [*](.*)$','<li>\1</li>']
regExps << ['\r','<br/>']
regExps << ['\[\[','<b>']
regExps << ['\]\]','</b>']
regExps << ['"""""(.*?)"""""','<b><i>\1</i></b>']
regExps << ['"""(.*?)"""','<b>\1</b>']
regExps << ['""(.*?)""','<i>\1</i>']
regExps << ['\{\{\{','<pre>']
regExps << ['}}}','</pre>']
regExps.each_index{|i|
regExp = Regexp.new(regExps[i][0],Regexp::MULTILINE)
while pb.sub!(regExp,regExps[i][1]) != nil do
puts "Sub #{pb}"
end
}
pb
end
end
Its not really robust or efficient, but it seems to work ok. the
syntax is from vqwiki, which I don't know if thats 'standard' wiki or
not. Creating the array and the Regexp objects each call is not clever
either 
Hi,
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and
all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.
I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more
/normal/ wiki mark-up.
Whatever 'normal' means...
I have almost finished a mediawiki to xml/html parser. You can contact
me off-list at <pg <at> levana . de> or (for a short time) at the
address found in the header.
Patrick
http://projects.netlab.jp/hikidoc/
syntax: http://projects.netlab.jp/hikidoc/?TextFormattingRules
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On Mon, Nov 07, 2005 at 07:30:56PM +0900, Peter Hickman wrote:
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and
all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more
/normal/ wiki mark-up.
--
Mauricio Fernandez
TagTreeScanner is a class I wrote for describing any wiki markup you like.
The documentation has a couple examples, and it was used to create the OWLScribble markup.
http://phrogz.net/RubyLibs/OWLScribble/doc/tts.html
I sort of stalled in trying to get it packaged up nicely as a gem and all, but you can download the library, OWLScribble, and some other tests from here:
http://phrogz.net/RubyLibs/TagTreeScanner.zip
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On Nov 7, 2005, at 3:30 AM, Peter Hickman wrote:
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.
I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more /normal/ wiki mark-up.
Any ideas?
Peter Hickman wrote:
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.
I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more /normal/ wiki mark-up.
Depending on your needs, deplate[1] is probably a little bit too big. But it shouldn't be too difficult to adapt it for any simple wiki markup and can create output to html, latex, and docbook.
Cheers,
Thomas.
I personaly like RDoc's syntax. It's really easy to expand, and it
doesn't try to allow too much formatting.
You would want to extend: SM::SimpleMarkup and SM::ToHtml. If you'd
like some examples let me know.
For reference:
http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/rdoc/rdoc/index.html
.adam sanderson
Peter Hickman wrote:
Is there a class that can convert ordinary wiki mark-up into html and
all that? I don't want the whole of the wiki stuff just the parser.I've looked at redcloth / textile which is very nice but I want a more
/normal/ wiki mark-up.
You could rip WikiFormatter class from MiniRubyWiki:
def test_simpleWikiMarkup()
aFormatter = WikiFormatter.new()
aFormatter.format("this is ''em''phatic\nthis is '''strong'''")
expect = "this is <em>em</em>phatic\nthis is
<strong>strong</strong>\n"
assert_equal expect, aFormatter.x.contents
end
Warning: You should rip the class, not try to "share" it with MRW, because
it's not productized or installable or any of those nice-to-haves.
http://rubyforge.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/cvs_root.tar.gz?tarball=1&cvsroot=minirubywiki
Warning 2: Don't try the EXE; per my other thread here, I have not been able
to upgrade it yet.
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Phlip
greencheese.org <-- NOT a blog!!!
Lyndon Samson wrote a little wiki for fun:
class LykiInterpreter
def LykiInterpreter.interpret(pageBody)
pb=pageBody.clone
regExps = []
regExps << ['(?:[^=>]|\A)([A-Z]{1}\w+[A-Z]{1}\w+)','<a
href="?pageId=\1">\1</a>']
regExps << ['^ [*](.*)$','<li>\1</li>']
regExps << ['\r','<br/>']
regExps << ['\[\[','<b>']
regExps << ['\]\]','</b>']
regExps << ['"""""(.*?)"""""','<b><i>\1</i></b>']
regExps << ['"""(.*?)"""','<b>\1</b>']
regExps << ['""(.*?)""','<i>\1</i>']
regExps << ['\{\{\{','<pre>']
regExps << ['}}}','</pre>']
regExps.each_index{|i| ...
Here:
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiStyleSheet
Now you can edit the advanced Wiki tags in a Wiki page.
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Phlip
http://www.greencheese.org/ZeekLand <-- NOT a blog!!!