#mdwiki

[tbcbtq-v-real]

WAIT CHAT THIS IS AIMED AT THOSE IN THE MURDER DRONES FANDOM WIKI: DOES ANYONE REMMEBER THAT FIC ONE OF THE MODS (I THINK) WROTE A BUNCH FOR? IT WAS LIKE SOMTHING HUMAN AU I FORGOT WHAT IT WAS CALLED I HOPE THE RIGHT PEOPLE SEE THIS BECAUSE I C R A V E READING IT AGAIN

(ignore the tags im tryna get outreach so i cna maybe get a answer)

[shie2]

MDwikiのリンクリスト作成プログラムを作ってみよう

初めに

何でこんなこと考えたのか？ このごろブログを短期間にとっかえひっかえしてるんだけど その理由は

markdownで記事を書きたい。

コードの事もエフェクタの事も書きたい

トップページからリンク記事リストを見たい

っていう要件がある。 んでtumblrを使ったんだけどカテゴリが使いにくい そもそもtumblrにはカテゴリって概念はないもんね。

とりあえず、wikiはどうだ！ って思ってpikiWikiを入れたんだけど これはこれで便利なんだけど、 markDownで記事をアップできない。 んでMDwikiってのにたどり着いて けっこういいじゃん！ ってなったんだ。

でも問題があって

作ったページのリンクリストをつくったらなアカン！

なので考えたわけだ！

じゃぁ　つくってやろぅって！

phpでやる

トップページの「リンク更新」ボタンをクリックしたらupdataLink.phpへ移動する

updataLink.phpは自分のパス以下のDir・mdファイルをなめて配列にする。

配列にしたmdファイルリストをindex.mdにリンクとしてリスト形式にして入れる

JSでやる

ページ開いたらajaxでディレクトリとmdファイルをjsonで取得する

bodyの中の特定の場所にjsonから取得したLIのリストを張り付ける

JSの方法ダメでした

でいいよね。 jsで作ったら重いかな？ phpってめんどいかな？ どっちがいいかな？ 的な？

[devalias]

MDwiki (and how to get started)

(Note: Original gist can be found here)

If you haven't already heard about it, MDwiki is a cool little CMS/Wiki that runs entirely clientside (HTML5/Javascript) and uses Markdown

Since it's all clientside, we can do really cool things like track our changes in git and then host it all on GitHub Pages. That means super simple forking, contributing and sharing. Yay for open source!

Setting up MDwiki with GitHub

There is an official guide available on the MDwiki site, but I kind of like to do things my own way, so below is how I go about setting up a new site. (I'll assume you're already setup on GitHub and know vaguely how to use it, if not, maybe checkout the guide above)

On GitHub

Create a new repository and name it what you want (eg. my-mdwiki)

Setup initial MDwiki bits

Download the latest MDwiki release

Extract it to a folder (eg. my-mdwiki)

Here you have a choice:

mdwiki.html will give you MDwiki and all of it's libraries packaged as a single file

mdwiki-slim.html (my preference) will give you MDwiki, but load it's libraries from a CDN (content delivery network)

Choose the option you want to use and rename it to index.html

Next we'll need to create a config.json file. You can read about how this works or just use something similar to mine:

{ "useSideMenu": true, "lineBreaks": "gfm", "additionalFooterText": "By <a href='http://www.devalias.net/'>Glenn '/dev/alias' Grant</a><br />", "anchorCharacter": "¶", "title": "My Shiny New MDwiki" }

Almost there, create a quick navigation.md (docs) that looks something like

# Your wiki name [Home](index.md) [About](about.md) [Download](download.md)

And create your first page (i'll only show you one, but the process is the same). Create a file called index.md (as specified in your navigation)

# Hello World! This is my first page!

That's it for the basic site setup!

As a little bonus, I like to add a script to run a python SimpleHTTPServer for local testing called run-pyserver.sh (and make sure to make it executable with chmod +x run-pyserver.sh)

#!/bin/bash open http://localhost:8000 python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000

Now we'll setup our git repo:

Open a terminal window, and navigate to the folder you just created (eg. cd ~/my-mdwiki)

Initialise the git repo: git init

Here we use some magic (from Sean Estabrooks) to tell git to call the initial branch gh-pages instead of master: git symbolic-ref HEAD refs/heads/gh-pages

Add all the files we've created so far: git add .

Commit them: git commit -m "Initial Commit"

Add your GitHub repo as a remote (making sure to replace YOURUSERNAME with your actual username, and my-mdwiki with the name of the repository you created earlier): git remote add origin [email protected]:YOURUSERNAME/my-mdwiki.git

Then push it to github: git push -u origin gh-pages

That's pretty much it! After a short delay, your site should be available at http://YOURUSERNAME.github.io/my-mdwiki