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piping page content into mediawiki using program

Nov 25, 2004, 2:27 AM

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I have a program I use to generate documentation for a project of mine.
I've been putting all the generated documentation into my wiki but then
I started wondering if it might be possible to somehow pipe the programs
output into mediawiki automatically.

Has anyone worked on such a tool?

Thanks,

Jc

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Re: piping page content into mediawiki using program [ In reply to ]

tomk32 at gmx

Nov 25, 2004, 2:36 AM

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On Thu, Nov 25, 2004 at 06:27:50PM +0900, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
> I have a program I use to generate documentation for a project of mine.
> I've been putting all the generated documentation into my wiki but then
> I started wondering if it might be possible to somehow pipe the programs
> output into mediawiki automatically.
>
> Has anyone worked on such a tool?

You can use pywikipediabot (.sf.net), create your own script and run
it over your programs output.
Or you wait untill Them send the heavenliy XML-import.

ciao, tom

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Re: piping page content into mediawiki using program [ In reply to ]

jean-christian.imbeault at mizuho-sc

Nov 25, 2004, 5:39 PM

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Thomas R. Koll wrote:

> You can use pywikipediabot (.sf.net), create your own script and run
> it over your programs output.

I'll dig into this more but I've never written any python before.

> Or you wait untill Them send the heavenliy XML-import.

Sounds like that could take a while ...

Jc
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