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| − | This extension officially lives at | + | <!-- {{Feature |
| + | |explains= Special:Html2Wiki | ||
| + | |description=Convert web pages, Google Docs, or entire websites (including images) to your wiki | ||
| + | |notes=Authored by [[User:Freephile|Greg Rundlett]] | ||
| + | |tests=Interesting test case: http://howtoreallypronouncegif.com/ | ||
| + | |examples= | ||
| + | }} --> | ||
| + | This extension officially lives at [[mw:Extension:Html2Wiki]] | ||
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| + | See the documentation there, since it is maintained with the software. | ||
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| + | This site may host development ideas or interesting examples/demos. | ||
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| + | == Other conversion tools == | ||
| + | Html2Wiki relies on <code>pandoc</code> to do format conversion. Here are some other approaches to doing conversions. | ||
| + | === LibreOffice === | ||
| + | LibreOffice Writer can connect to a Wiki, and allow you to edit and save articles in the wiki. | ||
| + | * Make sure your LibreOffice can export MediaWiki directly from any format that LibreOffice can read | ||
| + | sudo apt-get install libreoffice-wiki-publisher | ||
| + | With this library installed, you can now export documents straight out of LibreOffice. | ||
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| + | === Two-step conversion === | ||
| + | This isn't really better than using LibreOffice directly, but it is an option to at least compare the output (assuming direct export is giving a bad result) | ||
| + | * Convert a doc to mediawiki by converting to HTML first, and then using <code>pandoc</code> to convert HTML to MediaWiki markup | ||
| + | libreoffice --headless --convert-to html /tmp/awk.cheat.sheet.doc && \ | ||
| + | pandoc awk.cheat.sheet.html -o awk.cheat.sheet.mw -f html -t mediawiki | ||
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| + | === Online conversion === | ||
| + | https://devotter.com/converter is a webform interface to pandoc | ||
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| + | Note: [[MediaWiki/Toolbox]] explains how we add a custom link to the "toolbox" element of this site. | ||
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| + | # {{@todo}} [https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/board/1094/ Html2Wiki workboard] | ||
| + | # {{@todo}} upgrade extension to work with new loading mechanism | ||
| + | # {{@todo}} Create a service to import Google Docs to wiki | ||
| + | # {{@todo}} Expand Html2Wiki to include anything that pandoc supports | ||
Latest revision as of 16:06, 13 May 2020
This extension officially lives at mw:Extension:Html2Wiki
See the documentation there, since it is maintained with the software.
This site may host development ideas or interesting examples/demos.
Other conversion tools
Html2Wiki relies on pandoc to do format conversion. Here are some other approaches to doing conversions.
LibreOffice
LibreOffice Writer can connect to a Wiki, and allow you to edit and save articles in the wiki.
- Make sure your LibreOffice can export MediaWiki directly from any format that LibreOffice can read
sudo apt-get install libreoffice-wiki-publisher
With this library installed, you can now export documents straight out of LibreOffice.
Two-step conversion
This isn't really better than using LibreOffice directly, but it is an option to at least compare the output (assuming direct export is giving a bad result)
- Convert a doc to mediawiki by converting to HTML first, and then using
pandocto convert HTML to MediaWiki markup
libreoffice --headless --convert-to html /tmp/awk.cheat.sheet.doc && \ pandoc awk.cheat.sheet.html -o awk.cheat.sheet.mw -f html -t mediawiki
Online conversion
https://devotter.com/converter is a webform interface to pandoc
Note: MediaWiki/Toolbox explains how we add a custom link to the "toolbox" element of this site.
todo Html2Wiki workboard- todo upgrade extension to work with new loading mechanism
- todo Create a service to import Google Docs to wiki
- todo Expand Html2Wiki to include anything that pandoc supports
