Projects tagged ‘django’ and ‘wiki’

So simple CMS for the private website. Features Creole wiki markup with some extensions and tag-based URL dispatching. The patch located in misc/ subdirectory implements TLS SNI and SSL client ... [More] authentication for lighttpd web server. Depends on: Creoleparser: http://code.google.com/p/creoleparser/ Python Google Chart: http://pygooglechart.slowchop.com/ django-google-analytics: http://code.google.com/p/django-google-analytics/ sslauth: http://code.google.com/p/sslauth/ django-tagging: http://code.google.com/p/django-tagging/ [Less]

What is racewiki?racewiki is a web application for building structured wiki-like websites for political information. Existing Wiki software like the popular MediaWiki store all data in a flat ... [More] page. Comparing Mike Huckabee's views to those of Barack Obama requires finding the part of each of their Wikipedia page that discusses the views you are interested in. If this data was stored in a structured manner it would be trivial to present users with interesting information and allow comparisons between data. It will also be much easier to present data in a useful and standardized way and clean up any vandalism that may occur. It will be possible to make requests of racewiki like "Show me all Republicans running for the Senate who support abortion rights" something that currently takes a fair deal of research. This will be done without losing a traditional wiki's emphasis on user accountability and citations. OriginsThis idea was originally conceived by the Rochester Institute of Technology College Democrats as a way of keeping track of local races, but we realized that this tool would be useful to people all over so the decide to make an open source project out of it was born. [Less]

Wiki abstract model (WAM) is an abstract model, that can be inherited by child class. Child class will gain full-featured wiki possibilities through a simple API. PossibilitiesCurrent possibilities: ... [More] Creating revisions when saving child model. That means, that anywhere where you create/edit your child model (in admin also), revision is created, besides the scenes. Getting reverted content. For any past revision, you can get content of it. Pretty html diff of two revisions. Pure through google-diff-match-patch module. Future (maybe) possibilities: revert to any past revision, by creating new revision with the same content as chosen revision. (That also can be done via getting reverted content and then saving saving child model with reverted content) Module informationdepends: google-diff-match-patch python module recommends: python-markdown InstallationPlease see http://djlw.googlecode.com/svn/branches/wam/trunk/and you'll understand all =)) to run tests (in case you did not read Django docs): ./manage.py test blog [Less]

Mnemosyne is a Django-based personal wiki

Django powered wiki for ideas.

A Django authentication module for moinmoin.Integrate a Moinmoin wiki into a Django website, complete with single sign on and everything! The module links into Django's session and authentication ... [More] systems to automatically authenticate using Django's session cookie. Tested with django 1.0.2 and moinmoin 181. This is a bastardisation of the ExternalCookie Moinmoin authentication system described here: http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAuthentication/ExternalCookie I knocked it up in a hour or two, so use at your own risk. It seems to works well, though. Assumptions1 - You have Django installed and working and you can login to the /admin site for example. 2 - Django and Moinmoin are installed on the same host. The cookie won't work otherwise. Have a look at the wiki for an apache config example. 3 - You're using something unix-y i.e. Not Windows. Installation1 - Put djangoAuth.py next to your wikiconfig.py in your moinmoin installation. 2 - Copy the required parts of your django settings file into djangoAuth.py 3 - Put this line at the top of your wikiconfig.py from djangoAuth import DjangoAuth 4 - Put something like this in class Config() in your wikiconfig.py: auth = [ DjangoAuth(autocreate=True) ] 5 - Follow the instructions here: http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAuthentication/ExternalCookie for altering your moinmoin themes to update your login and logout links. Testing1 - Login to your django admin site to set the cookie. 2 - Navigate to your moinmoin site - you should magically be logged in. 3 - Logout of your django admin site 2 - Navigate to your moinmoin site - you should magically be logged out. There are some very basic logs in /tmp/cookie.log that might help here. Good Luck. [Less]

A django wiki engine.

Community software for the rest of us.

Is a wiki developed in django and google engine app for translation of the documents babelwiki demobabelwiki demo is located in http://andrews.appspot.com babelwiki developed with Django and Google App Engine.

Gitology is a blog/wiki system that stores the content in git repository, so that it can be accessed from local machine as well as website. Gitology Homepage.