Projects tagged ‘moinmoin’ and ‘wiki’

Graphingwiki is a MoinMoin extension to augment Wiki pages with semantic data and to visualise this data.

Wikir (pronounced "wicker") converts reStructuredText documents to various Wiki formats. Currently, Google Code Wiki Syntax is the target, but compatibility with Moin Moin Wiki Syntax and Trac Wiki Syntax is maintained when possible.

Newton is a desktop wiki that lets you store all kinds of information (personal, work-related etc) in the organized manner - by editing your own local wiki! Newton uses MoinMoin wiki as a backend and ... [More] provides various frontends so that user can decide how to view/edit the content. It has all the features of a regular wiki (page history, wiki words, categories) and still integrates nicely with your desktop - you can write wiki pages and post them to your desktop as sticky notes or just manage the whole wiki using tree-like structure. You can create as many wikis (workspaces) as you want to separate content by subject. Newton is currently under heavy development and welcomes any contributors. [Less]

This script gets the list of wikinames from the usemod wiki, converts to moinmoin & uploads if different. It was created for the July 2005 migration of the MusicBrainz wiki. Usage Create a ... [More] WikiMigrationBot user in your MoinMoin wiki. Edit this script with the URLs of your UseMod and MoinMoin wikis, and with the password of the WikiMigrationBot user. ExecutionRun the script with a list of WikiNames to be ported, or without argument to port every page. ie: ./wikiport.pl WikiPageToBePorted SomeOtherWikiPageToBePorted [Less]

I found it's really easy to adapt MoinMoin (http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/) from a wiki system to a simple CMS. I am trying to make it!

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]