Export Trac wiki pages to MS Word

Description

This plugin allows you to export Trac wiki pages for import into MS Word. The output of this feature makes the wiki pages import-ready using the HTML import capability of MS Word. After that, a format template can be applied, and the text might be copied into a MS Word document template.

Once installed, a new entry shows up below the Download in other formats section at the end of the wiki page. Click and save to disk. Extract and open with Word.

The plugin works as follows:

• Asks Trac to generate the HTML.
• Cleanup and validation using HTML Tidy.
• Transformation using a XSLT stylesheet.
• Offering a zip file with wiki page and images for downloading.

Similar plugins: DocRenderPlugin, PandocPlugin.

Bugs/Feature Requests

Existing bugs and feature requests for PageToDocIntegration are here.

If you have any issues, create a new ticket.

defect	19 / 22
enhancement	0 / 1

Download

Download the zipped source from here.

Source

You can check out PageToDocIntegration from here using Subversion, or browse the source​ with Trac.

Installation

Dependencies

• HTML Tidy Install ​HTML Tidy (Windows: www.paehl.com/open_source/?download=tidy.zip).
• XSLTProc Make sure xsltproc is available. If not, install from ​http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/xsltproc2.html (Windows: www.zlatkovic.com/pub/libxml/)
  • From the linked page Click Downloads and download iconv, libxslt, libxml2, zlib.
  • Test that it has been installed correctly by running xsltproc: it should output a help page.
  • On windows - the binaries for all the XSLTProc tools either need to be in one directory; if this directory is not on the search path then please specify the xsltprocpath configuration setting.

Installation steps

• Use easy_install.py PageToDocIntegration
• or
  • Download or checkout the source
  • Compile the plugin setup.py bdist_egg
  • Copy the .egg file into your Trac Environment plugins directory
• Save the XSLT stylesheet​ onto your disk.
• Create the following section in your trac.ini file (modify path):

  [pagetodoc]
  xsltfile = /path/to/your/xsltfile.xslt
  

• Install plugin.
  • To enable this plugin, add the following to your trac.ini file:

    [components]
    PageToDoc.* = enabled
    

Please enter feedback and bugs (good idea to email me also - see my email address at the bottom of this page).

Configuration

Configuration options are applied in trac\environment\path\conf\trac.ini and the parameters are in the [pagetodoc] section, which you will need to add as documented in the installation instructions.

xsltfile	(Required) The path to the XSLT file to use for transforming the wiki HTML output. Specify the filepath of html_filtered.xslt shipped with PageToDocIntegration.
tidypath	(Optional) Path to tidy executable. If left empty then the executable search path is used. Added in [5406] hoping it helps to resolve issues like #4396.
xsltprocpath	(Optional) Path to xlstproc executable. If left empty then the executable search path is used. Added in [5406] hoping it helps to resolve issues like #4396.
replace_host	(Optional) Two strings separated by a comma. A replace operation is performed on the image URL finding the first part and replacing with the 2nd part. Added in [5401] hoping it fixes #3507.
img_max_x	(Optional) Maximum image width. Used to calculate if image needs to be resized. Default is 0.
img_max_y	(Optional) Maximum image height. Used to calculate if image needs to be resized. Default is 0.
dpi	(Optional) Dots per inch. Used to calculate if image needs to be resized. Default is 96.

An example [pagetodoc] section would look as follows:

[pagetodoc]
xsltfile = /path/to/your/xsltfile.xslt
replace_host = man-wwl-sw, localhost
xsltprocpath = path/to/xsltproc.exe
tidypath = /path/to/tidy.exe
img_max_x = 500
img_max_y = 200
dpi = 96

Recent Changes

16518 by rjollos on 2017-04-16 01:49:04

Fix indentation

7642 by markm on 2010-02-18 09:38:54

Fixed spelling errors regarding xslt (was xlst)

7641 by markm on 2010-02-18 09:36:38

Fixes:6522
The order of the parameters to xsltproc were wrong.

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Author/Contributors

Author: lei
Maintainer: markm (mark dot m dot mcmahon at gmail dot com) (please email me if you encounter a bug)
Contributors: