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It is a command line tool to register your resources in Wiki page (Markdown format).
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Convert MediaWiki XML dumps to Avro
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make table in wiki format from yaml file.
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Restores the old textile-based Wiki formatting allowing directly using HTML classes and ids
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A Creole-to-XHTML converter written in pure Ruby
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A Rails plugin for easy links in RedCloth
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Wikipedia article reader
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Wiki and Tickets
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A simple wiki Rails engine
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redmine wiki manupilator
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Orange-Gollum uses the gollum gem to integrate a wiki with an orange site
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Gitki is a wiki using git to store data.
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A little parser for Wikipedia's 'On This Day' content block
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markd is html builder for markdown, textile and wiki. markd makes well-formatted html with CSS and prittfied code by Google Code Prettify.
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Convert markdown files and wikis to html.
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Pulls Wiki URLs from Excel spreadsheet and automates image downloading.
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An implementation of the mediawiki markup in ruby
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CollectionUtils provide with basic collection templates
like stack(push, pop, peek), queues(enqueue, dequeue), heaps/tree(MinHeap, MaxHeap, BST)
and HashDeserializedObject(Converts a hash into object for easy access.
All the keys will become attributes of the object).
Check out the wiki ...
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scrapes the list of episodes of any series from wikipedia
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WhatIs.this fetches any entity metadata from Wikipedia by title and renders it concisely and
informatively. Think `WhatIs.these(list, of, user, entered, toponyms).map(&:coordinates)` for
example.
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