PageStorePlain (store wiki pages in plain editable text)

Summary: Store wiki pages in plain editable text
Version: 2.3.13.1-20230212
Prerequisites: PmWiki 2.2.122+, PHP 5.6.40+
Status: Active/Stable
Maintainer: VKrishn
License: GPL2+

Questions answered by this recipe

  • How can I store wiki pages in plain editable text?

PageStorePlain (Store wiki pages in plain editable text)

Description

  • PageStorePlain allows storing wiki pages in plain editable text.

Notes

Some of the potential uses:

About PageStorePlain

Some issues PageStorePlain addresses:

  1. VCS friendly (main reason for writing this recipe)
  2. External search tool friendly.
  3. Easy to view/diff pages for two similar sites, using external programs.
  4. Plain pages can serve as output/input for other applications.

Release notes

1.  

 Class PageStore holds objects that store pages via the native
 filesystem. PageStorePlain replaces some functions in order
 to create and use plain text to store wiki, along-with related
 attributes in .hist/<pagename>.

See also

Contributors

Issues:

  • Gives error while saving an empty page.

Demo:


Requirements
Package/AppsMinimumLast test
Php5 >= 5.6.408.1.6
PmWiki2.2.122+2.3.15

Files/Download

Changelog

February 12, 2023
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PageStorePlain v2.3.13.1
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 -- Updated for PmWiki from v2.3.14 to v2.3.20

November 13, 2022
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PageStorePlain v2.2.122.2
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 -- Updated upto Pmwiki v2.2.145

November 13, 2022
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PageStorePlain v2.2.122.1
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 -- Updated upto Pmwiki v2.2.141

November 12, 2022
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PageStorePlain v2.3.13.0
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 -- Updated to Pmwiki v2.3.13

December 6, 2019
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PageStorePlain v2.2.122.0
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 -- Initial release (based on Pmwiki v2.2.122)
    See, http://www.pmichaud.com/pipermail/pmwiki-devel/2019-December/002389.html

Author

  • V.Krishn

Comments

See discussion at PageStorePlain-Talk?

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