On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 8:00 AM, <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 16:57:29 +0300
> From: "Tony Papadimitriou" <[email protected]>
> Subject: [fossil-users] Suggestion: WIKI command EXPORT clean of tags
>
> I use Wiki a lot for keeping short notes/memos about pretty much anything
> related to the host repo.
> For cosmetic purposes when viewing from a Web browser these notes often
> contain <b> ... </b> or other such formatting tags.
>
> However, doing most programming from the command-line, when I want to
> quickly look up some notes, I often do (f=fossil):
>
> f wik exp PAGENAME
>
> to get the related note displayed on the console screen.
>
> However, these formatting tags are displayed cluttering the display (for
> some heavily formatted pages to the point of being unreadable).
>
> My suggestion is when ‘wiki export’ command is used without the optional
> file (which would save wiki page to a file, as is), and the console is the
> target to filter out all those formatting tags.
>
"fossil wiki export" outputs the "raw" content of the wiki page, which
seems reasonable, And, when the page contains only wiki mark-up, is very
readable.
Maybe an option to strip HTML, but I would not change the current default
behavior.
Also, from the command line, I sometimes use the lynx web browser, which is
text only. I have a bash macro, so I can type:
fw page+name
The macro is defined as:
fw() { lynx -dump "http://localhost:8080/wiki?name=$1"; | less }
The only downside to this macro is needing to type + instead of spaces when
a page name has spaces. (Though, I'm old enough that my first use of a wiki
was with one that used the old "WikiWord" convention for naming pages, so I
tend to name wiki pages in that style.
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