Difference between revisions of "Collaborative Documentation using Drupal"
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| + | == Import feature== | ||
| + | Importing content into Drupal's CMS and apply book structure | ||
| + | *[C1] Convert previous xmldoc (ISE) content, into importable content for Drupal's CMS (Wiki based + meta data) | ||
| + | *[L1] Import this specific format + meta data such as parent's page, page order ... | ||
| + | *[L2] Import documentation of eiffel libraries generated by EiffelStudio | ||
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| + | == Export feature== | ||
| + | Export book's content, in order to be able to import them back. This will also be used to store the documentation into subversion | ||
| + | *[S1] export to the importable content (Wiki based + meta data) | ||
| + | *[S2] export to docbook|DITA or similar to generate the PDF output | ||
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| + | == CMS feature == | ||
| + | *[E1] Wysiwyg editor ... for the wikitext, there is a mediawiki extension based on FCKEditor (try to port it to Drupal) | ||
| + | *[E2] resolve the wiki link inside the drupal CMS (wikitool .. but find a hack to work without unique title ...) | ||
| + | *[E3] build a dedicated drupal theme for the documentation site | ||
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| + | = Priority = | ||
| + | * C1, L1 | ||
| + | * E2 | ||
| + | * S1 | ||
| + | * L2 | ||
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Plan
Things to do
Import feature
Importing content into Drupal's CMS and apply book structure
- [C1] Convert previous xmldoc (ISE) content, into importable content for Drupal's CMS (Wiki based + meta data)
- [L1] Import this specific format + meta data such as parent's page, page order ...
- [L2] Import documentation of eiffel libraries generated by EiffelStudio
Export feature
Export book's content, in order to be able to import them back. This will also be used to store the documentation into subversion
- [S1] export to the importable content (Wiki based + meta data)
- [S2] export to docbook|DITA or similar to generate the PDF output
CMS feature
- [E1] Wysiwyg editor ... for the wikitext, there is a mediawiki extension based on FCKEditor (try to port it to Drupal)
- [E2] resolve the wiki link inside the drupal CMS (wikitool .. but find a hack to work without unique title ...)
- [E3] build a dedicated drupal theme for the documentation site
Priority
- C1, L1
- E2
- S1
- L2
