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DoapView is a Trac macro for displaying DOAP (Description of a Project) RDF files in human-readable format.

To use simply create an attachment on your Trac wiki page with your DOAP file then add this macro:

[[DoapView(doap.rdf)]]

And add this to your trac.ini:

[components] doapview.* = enabled

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