[pmwiki-users] Editing Pmwiki *Locally* in a *Text Editor*

[Eemeli Aro]

I'd like to second Gilles's suggestion to use PageTopStore. Not only
will it let you view and edit the pages in a much more user-friendly
format (headers separated, no page history, newlines not encoded as
%0a strings) but it'll integrate your modifications into the common
page edit history -- modifying the normal PageStore files in your
wiki.d directory will quite easily break the restore links when
viewing the page history.

Alternatively, using something some kind of version control system as
Ian suggested would not be a bad idea either, as that way you could
use your local PmWiki instance to edit the site.

eemeli

2009/3/21 Yogi <yogeshwersharma at gmail.com>:
> Hi there,
>
> Summary question: Is there a way to keep a local copy of your wiki on
> your machine and change it locally (via a text editor preferably) and
> then upload a batch of changes at once?
>
> Going into detail: I edit my (Pm)wiki often over a slow network. I
> would like to be able to
>
> * keep a local copy of the wiki and
> * edit the pages locally using Vim, and seeing the change locally
>
> before I upload the changes on the website. Of course, I would like
> the two copies (server copy and local copy) of pmwiki in sync somehow
> (svn, csv?). Is there a way to do it?
>
> Thanks,
> Yogi
>
> --
> Yogi Sharma; http://www.cs.cornell.edu/w8/~yogi/index.html
>
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