Hi,
I have been working on-&-off on Docudo for the past two weeks. Sadly,
time has, as always, been the biggest constrain.
Anyway this is what Docudo is able to do right now:
- Manage document 'collections'. A document collections is a group of
documents related to an specific software version
- Create and update Documents and Documents properties. Docudo
perform the corresponding svn actions.
- Document are edited using TinyMCE a wysiwyg editor (that I must
admit is not that bad - and quite configurable)
- Documents have tags, categories and states as properties (those are
svn properties as well- they are also versioned)
- Users can add comments to any document, in a simple non threaded way
- For each collection there is a media directory to which you can
upload, well, media.
- Media items can be categorized and tagged as well, and are also
versioned
- Image media types can be previewed and referenced inline in your
documents
- There are several document overviews:
- list all documents and media alphabetically
- list all documents/media filter by
- categories,
- tags
- states
- List documents group by recent changes
- There is a download/export to zip - tarball functionality
- Identity is used to manage autentication/authorization.
Administrators and editors are able to create new pages in any state.
Guest users are only allowed to create drafts/ or user-contributed-
pages
- The administration panel supports user management
- Anonymous users are only allowed to add comments
This is missing:
- list available revisions for a given document/media
- diff between available revisions
- revert to a given revision
- Add a commit hook that update Docudo's working copy - this will
make it possible to work locally on your own working copy with any
editor you like (or with a local instance of Docudo) and commit to a
central Docudo repository
- Add search (this can be implemented as part of the commit hook)
- Add management of comments - (and add a captcha)
- Add a group by overview
- Group by category should support nested categories (like
installation.platform.linux)
- Finish the installer/setup routine
- Other things I can remember =)
What about setting up an instance of Docudo somewhere, implement the
commit/update hook (I can fx that) and use Docudo for the sprint - if
it's not ready for prime time (adding content) it can be used as an
online window to the repository you guys will be working on
Cheers.
Ronald
On Apr 18, 2006, at 9:06 PM, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
>
> On 4/18/06, Jorge Vargas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> will this be docudo or trac?
>
> My goal is content production for the new site (XHTML files). I don't
> think Docudo is quite ready yet.
>
> As I just mentioned on the sprint list, I'd also like to get
> everything moved off of Trac.
>
> Kevin
>
> >
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Ronald Jaramillo
mail: ronald AT checkandshare DOT com
blog: http://www.checkandshare.com/blog
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