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License
GPLv3
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Lastest release
version v0.4.2 on Nov 23rd, 2012

attowiki is a very small wiki engine for personal use.

It's main features are:

  • can be started in any directory
  • uses all .rst files in directory structure as "wiki" files
  • uses git for revision control
  • automatic background saving
  • history view of old version of pages, including source and diff views
  • added 2 new directives: 'todo' and 'done'
  • some meta pages, including:
    • /__index__: gives a list of all meta pages and normal pages
    • /__cheatsheet__: docutils reStructuredText cheat sheet
    • /__todo__: gives a list of all todo found in all pages
    • /__done__: gives a list of all done found in all pages
    • /__xxxxxxx__: gives a list of all xxxxxxx found in all pages, xxxxxxx represent any reStructure node, like all admonitions:
      • __todo__
      • __done__
      • __attention__
      • __caution__
      • __danger__
      • __error__
      • __hint__
      • __important__
      • __note__
      • __tip__
      • __warning__
      • __admonition__
    • "admonition" meta pages for one page only using this kind of url: /name of the doc.__admonitionname__

usage

Launching a wiki

$ attowiki

that's all.

attowiki will start a small server (by default, serving to http://localhost:8080)

all the .rst files inside the current directory will be used for the wiki

installation

$ pip install attowiki
project dependencies
  • bottle
  • docutils
  • gitpython

Version History

v0.4
  • added a 'view diff' button when viewing a previous version of a file
  • added a 'view source' button when viewing a previous version of a file
  • added an history view of previous versions of a file
  • added __todo__ meta page which scan all the directory for todo directives and display it in one page
  • added more generic __xxxxxxxx__ meta page which scan all the directory for the xxxxxxxx admnonition. This may work with any registered node, especially admonitions:
    • __todo__
    • __done__
    • __attention__
    • __caution__
    • __danger__
    • __error__
    • __hint__
    • __important__
    • __note__
    • __tip__
    • __warning__
    • __admonition__
  • added possibility to use the "admonition" meta pages for one page only using this kind of url: /name of the doc.__admonition_name__
  • added __cheatsheet__ meta page which provides locally a docutils reST cheatsheet
  • added 'done' directive, in order to work with todo: when a task is done, edit the page and change 'todo' to 'done' (it will remove it from __todo__ meta page)
  • removed iframe
  • improved docutils css
  • some other refactors
v0.3
  • added todo directive support in rest files (now display correctly a todo)
  • changed a little bit the default docutils css
  • added background saving feature
v0.2
  • start in a dir, looks for .rst files and serve them in html
  • looks for index.rst at first and serve it
  • if index.rst not found serve a page with the list of files
  • simple edition (text area). Save and Cancel buttons
  • git commit when saving
v0.1
  • first (non-working) version

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