There are times when you’ll want to publish your docs to Confluence, such as when you work in a team where not everyone wants to work with Git. docToolchain lets you publish your Git-based docs to Confluence alongside manually edited Confluence pages.
Asciidoctor-ConfluencePublisher is a command line tool that parse asciidoc files, generate confluence compatible html and upload the content and attachment to confluence.
This repo inspired by confluence-publisher
It requires Ruby 2.x. works for Confluence 6+.
The Confluence Publisher allows documentation written in AsciiDoc and versioned directly with the documented code base to be published to a Confluence space. It converts the resulting AsciiDoc HTML output to XHTML compatible with Confluence, manages included resources as Confluence attachments and ensures that only content modified since the last publication is again re-published.
The Confluence Publisher has been tested with Confluence 6.0.5Supported Features
Currently, the Confluence Publisher supports the following AsciiDoc features:
- Pages
- Includes
- Sections
- Paragraphs
- Tables
- Images
- Listings
- Admonitions
- External Links
- PlantUML
- Attachments
- Table of Contents
- Additional Features
The Confluence Publisher uses AsciidoctorJ and therefore supports documentation written using the Asciidoctor syntax. See Asciidoctor User Manual for more information about Asciidoctor.
his page describes the wiki markup used on some administration screens in Confluence.
Wiki markup is useful when you want to do one of the following:
Type wiki markup directly into the editor. Confluence will convert it to the rich text editor format as you type.
Create links using the Advanced tab of the Links Browser.
Add custom content to the sidebar, header or footer of a space.
Insert a block of wiki markup (or markdown) into the Confluence editor. (Choose Insert > Markup.)
Note: You cannot edit content in wiki markup. Confluence does not store page content in wiki markup. Although you can enter wiki markup into the editor, Confluence will convert it to the rich text editor format immediately. You will not be able to edit the wiki markup after initial entry.
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confluence-vim
A vim plugin for taking notes in markdown and storing them in a confluence wiki.
It's really simple, I hope you like it.
You need to install html2text, markdown, and requests, and your vim needs to be compiled with python support. You also need to write your credentials in your .netrc file.