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wiki-plugin-transport

v0.2.0

Published

Federated Wiki - Transport Plugin

Downloads

100

Readme

Federated Wiki - Transport Plugin

This plugin, type: transport, creates a drop zone for web content to be run through a remote web content to wiki page json converter. Its markup consists of the address of the remote service.

The Transport plugin posts a json document to the remote service with each drop. The document contains information retrieved from the drop event's dataTransfer object.

{
	"text": getData("text"),
	"html": getData("text/html"),
	"url":  getData("URL")
}

The remote service is expected to reply with valid federated wiki page json. Conventionally this will be decorated with provenance details when they can be inferred. The returned page will be added to the lineup but not saved until forked or plundered for content.

Build

npm install
grunt build

License

MIT