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Revision as of 06:41, 8 November 2006
WikiSH is a command line wiki using only /bin/sh and plain Awk. It also includes a Wiki Engine for a web server.
Installation
Installation is extremely easy:
- Create a folder ~/.wiki/
- Copy dot.wiki/* to ~/.wiki/
- Copy wiki.sh to /usr/local/bin/ or some other place on the path
Commandline Usage
To make a HTML file from a wiki file call wiki.sh with the wiki file as parameter:
wiki.sh MyWiki.txt
This creates a HTML file called MyWiki.html.
For more information on wiki edititing see: http://wikish.do.homeunix.org/WikiFormattingGuide.html
Integration with vi
Add the following to your .vimrc:
map <F6> :call Wikish()<CR><CR> " Wiki.sh file fun! Wikish() :!wiki.sh % endfun
Pressing F6 wikifies the currently open file in vi (i.e. runs wiki.sh on it and produces an HTML output file).
Notes
The default HTML is not XHTML and should be converted before using it. This, along with the CSS files, will make WikiSH web standards compliant. Simply running the output HTML file through HTML Tidy should fix most of the non-XHTML code. Or, you could just modify the script and CSS file (as I have done).
