Hi Paul,

as Ludovic said, at the seminar we had some brainstorming about this.
To make things advance I wrote a first attempt at something that should be
usable: XWikiFS - https://github.com/fmancinelli/xwikifs

It basically parses a directory structure and builds a XAR from it.
I used "enhanced" YAML files for laying out stuff. This enhancement
consists in the use of "references" that allows you to externalize content.

For example in the YAML describing the page content
https://github.com/fmancinelli/xwikifs/blob/master/src/test/resources/Main.WebHome/document.xwd
you
have a "-> content.xwiki" saying that the actual content is in the
content.xwiki file.

This allows to keep and organize things better (e.g. for textarea object
fields)

There's this classinfo directory that contains the class file descriptions
for the classes used in the objects. It's there because this information is
needed in the XAR. If someone knows how to build a XAR with objects without
including (redundant) class information it would be great (and we could get
rid of this directory as well).

The idea is that we can "monitor" the XWikiFS for changes and automatically
upload them to the main wiki (handling the merging) and viceversa.

It's a first iteration, so if you have any comments don't hesitate.

Thanks,
Fabio


On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 9:52 PM, Paul Libbrecht <[email protected]> wrote:

> > https://java.net/projects/stax-utils).
>
> XInclude support may be a bit weak there but I found a processor that
> would map stream to stream (https://github.com/etourdot/xincproc).
> In any case, for attachments, one would also wish base64 encoding (so that
> files are... erm... files!) which is not in XInclude so would need a
> (non-standardized) extension.
>
> > The current state is a pretty much done core and most of the API and a
> > started XAR output module (document/attachment part is pretty much
> > done, still need to work on generic events for xclass/xobjects). See
> > https://github.com/xwiki-contrib/wiki-stream.
>
> Will this include an uploader for a single xml file (and its inclusions)
> into a remote wiki?
> That would be the really useful thing that is often breaking for me (I
> have a command-line uploader but it seems to create fuss recently).
>
> > It would probably be better to forget about Package class and look
> > directly at wiki stream.
>
> Can you give a little "handbook" for the case of:
> - producing a xar from a set of xml sources
> - uploading a set of xml files
> ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Paul
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