attowiki
attowiki is a very small wiki engine for personal use.
Its 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
v0.5.1
Bug Corrections
changed error handling when pdf production fail
v0.5
added pdf export button
added static file serving as fall back (and 404 still fall back of static files- It’s useful when a reST doc tries to include local files (like images), which are now server by attowiki
Bug Corrections
git history was not available when serving attowiki in a subdir of a git repo
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
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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