Antora Maven Plugin
This project provides the Antora Maven plugin that installs and runs Antora using a managed Node.js runtime.
The Antora Maven plugin adds support for using Antora from a Maven-based project by adding a goal named antora:antora that installs and invokes Antora as well as a lifecycle phase named antora that invokes this goal. You do not need Node.js preinstalled to use this plugin.
Refer to the documentation to learn how to install, configure, and use this plugin.
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.
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