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All releases of WikklyText

Changes: Plugins can now attach arbitrary WSGI applications to the wiki. There is a new "WSGI" macro type that receives the WSGI environment as an argument. The major benefit is that macros can now access the wiki directly. There are other minor bugfixes collected since the last release.

Changes: Reorganization of the caching layer solves a number of rendering and portability issues. Cache is now cleaned periodically to avoid unbounded growth. Cleanups in link parsing were done for TiddlyWiki compatibility. Some rendering speedups were made, especially in text store. Rendered output is now XHTML 1.0 compliant (Strict).

Changes: A new plugin API makes it easy to add user-defined macros. An option to to create autolinks to unknown CamelWords and links, just like TiddlyWiki does, has been added. User-defined log filters on the admin page have been added. File locking has been added to TiddlyWiki and text stores. There are many other fixes and enhancements.

Changes: A GUI "control center" was added for managing local wikis. This is particularly useful if you are running several local wikis and don't want to keep starting and stopping them by hand. Handling of embedded Python code in wikitexts was fixed. Options were added on the wiki admin page to turn off most disk writes (for more USB-friendly usage). SiteTitle and SiteSubtitle are now rendered correctly.

Changes: This is an update to the parser to handle wikis created with TiddlyWiki 2.4.0.

Changes: This release fixes a showstopper bug in the XSS filter that caused almost all links to be removed. Compatibility with CherryPy 3.1beta was established. Requests for "PageName" are redirected to "PageName.html" (assuming "PageName" is a valid item). There were other minor updates.

Changes: Wiki server now provides an RSS (2.0) feed. You can serve arbitrary files from the "files/" subfolder under your wiki root. More reports were added to the admin page. Other minor updates and improvements were done.

Changes: This release features the addition of the wiki metatool "wik". With this tool, WikklyText now provides a full-blown wiki server. It is equally suitable for use as a wiki-on-a-stick as well as for serving a multiuser wiki behind Apache. The Drupal plugin has been updated for this release. Hundreds of other changes and fixes have been applied.

Changes: A new abstract storage layer that allows reading and writing wikitexts from Tiddlywikis, a flat set of text files, and SQLite databases. twextract has been rewritten to use the new storage layer. This release reorganizes the package namespace and simplifies installation with a standard setup.py. It no longer requires the lxml module.

Changes: The script "twextract" has been added to convert a TiddlyWiki into a set of XML and HTML files. This is useful when you want to serve TiddlyWiki content as a lightweight set of files instead of one large wiki, or to serve content in a Javascript-restricted environment. There are many other cleanups and fixes.