From: Neil Cherry <ncherry@linuxha.com>
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On 11/26/20 3:52 AM, James Cameron wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 26, 2020 at 03:07:16AM -0500, Neil Cherry wrote:
>> [...] It has been suggest that I use tags.
>> At the moment I don't know how to use them or organize them yet.
>> [...]
>> If I can figure out how to 'publish' the material to the company
>> wiki in an automated fashion I'll really have an excellent solution.
>=20
> Some of my files use markdown format, and so I can convert them
> automatically to PDF, HTML, or some Wiki markups.
>=20
> I use the Debian "discount" package to convert markdown to HTML, and
> "wkhtmltopdf" to convert to PDF.  For Wiki output, I've used "pandoc".
>=20

Emacs/org-mode uses Pandoc also to convert the files. The company wiki has =
their
own mark up but also supports HTML (with css and javascript). They just don=
't have
an API to publish a document from other applications. I can attach but not =
exactly
import. I may use Robot Framework to put the file into the wiki after it ha=
ve
been converted with Pandoc.

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