Malcolm Ryan schrieb:
> I have a whole bunch of web pages that I would like to turn into a
> wiki. I would like to keep as much of the existing formatting as I can,
> but it is far too much work to do this by hand. Has anyone written an
> HTML-to-Wiki converter?
>
> I have started writing one of my own in Perl using the HTML::Parser
> module. I have put together a quick-and-dirty version which I am slowly
> refining. I'd be glad to share it around if nothing better already
> exists.
yes, please.
I've also made my own, based on HTML::Parse and HTML::Formatter also,
using the HTML::FormatterPhpwiki namespace.
But I don't think that mine is good enough because I didn't use it
that much so far.
oops, and I cannot find this module anymore.
> One question: what do I do with the files once I have converted them?
> Is there an easy way to add pages to a wiki from the command line (under
> UNIX), rather than through the web?
two options:
* plain text wiki files in the pgsrc dir can be used to initialise the
database
(if frontpage is undefined in the db)
this is what I did.
* convert them to the pseudo mail format the dumps are using.
you just have to process the body through MIME::QuotedPrint, like
cat $body | perl -MMIME::QuotedPrint -0777 -ne 'print encode_qp($_)' >
$newbody
you can also zip them then.
please post your script to the list.
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