> On 31 May 2017, at 15:11, Vincent Massol <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > >> On 31 May 2017, at 08:03, deshengchuan <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Dear all, an update with the activities regarding the red pen integration. >> >> Red-pen side implementation: As of now I am unable to establish contact with >> neither the community and redpen, nor with its creator, Mr. Takahito Ito. >> Their community seems to be quite silent, unlike ours > > So yes it’s possible. I’ve asked too :) > > Here’s the transcript: > > “ > Chuan De Sheng @laskjk May 17 04:58 > Hi all, I am interested in using redpen as a proof reading tool for a project > I have. However, is it possible to use it without having to use a redpen > server (i.e. use redpen as a JAR dependency) > > Chuan De Sheng @laskjk 07:09 > @takahi-i > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 14:59 > Hi guys. I'm vincent from the XWiki open source project (http://xwiki.org) > We're trying to integrate redpen-cc with XWiki. One idea we had is to have > redpen-cc validate the content of wiki pages > We're wondering if it's possible to embed redpen-cc or its validators inside > XWiki (XWiki is a webapp, i.e. a WAR running in a servlet container), ideally > by dropping some redpen-cc JARS in WEB-INF/lib > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:01 > Hello @vmassol @laskjk. Thank you very much for the interest on RedPen! > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 15:01 > if you wish to see more details: > http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/GoogleSummerOfCode/RedPenIntegration2017 > hey hi @takahi-i > > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:03 > RedPen jar files are available from Maven central repository > https://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Credpen > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 15:03 > @takahi-i that's cool but do we have to run a redpen server outside of the > XWiki webapp or could be embed it somehow? > I tried to look in the manual and couldn't find a place where integration > documentation is explaiend > s/could be/could we > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:04 > RedPen can be run without server just using redpen-core.jar. I think the cli > Main method is an good example. > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 15:05 > ok that's awesome, thanks! > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:05 > https://github.com/takahi-i/redpen/blob/de767784e1532684225a915ccb0585d92625be70/redpen-cli/src/main/java/cc/redpen/Main.java#L252-L251 > The above is the code. > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 15:06 > thanks > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:06 > Creating RedPen object is quite simple. Just adding configuartion file. > Please let us know when you have any problem integrating RedPen to XWiki. > > Vincent Massol @vmassol 15:07 > @laskjk is in charge of the dev, he'll probably drop by later on with some > questions if he doesn't succeed but at this stage it's good to know that it > can be done. We'll keep you aware of our progress . I hope you can help us if > we need it > thanks! > > Takahiko Ito @takahi-i 15:08 > Great! > “
Last message fro Takahiko Ito: " I will do any support for the integration. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions “ :) -Vincent > > So you should look into this as a first step IMO since that’s the unknown > part. The XWiki part is well known and we can help you on it. > > Thanks > -Vincent > >> Hence, I will be beginning preliminary design on the UI. >> >> As of now I am planning to create the UI something like the FAQ page. Each >> entry on the page by the user corresponds to a particular Red-Pen Validator >> setting which for now would be imported into a Redpen server (As of now I >> will use my localhost terminal to set up the server). >> >> I am dealing with the import of the validators from the ui into the server >> first, before incorporating the ScriptServices that will call the dependent >> components which will do the proofreading. >> What do you think? >> >> P.S. Sorry for the absence over last week, by some bad coincidences I had 2 >> 48-hour hackathons back to back. >> >> >> >> -- >> View this message in context: >> http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Gsoc-Update-Red-Pen-Integration-UI-tp7604031.html >> Sent from the XWiki- Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
