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wiki-plugin-anarchive

v0.1.0

Published

a month ago

Federated Wiki - Anarchive, a fork of the Assets Plugin that fills the assets seat

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Federated Wiki — Anarchive (Assets) Plugin

A fork of fedwiki/wiki-plugin-assets that serves the same assets item type with fixes offered back upstream:

asset provenance recorded in a per-folder sidecar and carried across a copy
captions shown on assets
an item DSL (UPPERCASE directives) for the assets item
hardened uploads — temp dir moved out of the CORS-open served tree, dotfiles/path separators/null bytes rejected, .html/.js/.wasm refused outside the reserved home folder
an out-of-process backfill script (scripts/backfill.py) that writes sidecar entries for assets uploaded before this fork

Install — the seat matters

wiki-server serves a plugin's client from its directory name, and the assets factory requests /plugins/assets/assets.js. So this package must sit in the wiki-plugin-assets directory seat — install it with an npm alias:

npm install wiki-plugin-assets@npm:wiki-plugin-anarchive

A plain npm install wiki-plugin-anarchive lands in the wrong directory: the item type 404s, and alongside the stock assets plugin the two server halves race for the same routes. Don't do that.

Restart the wiki server after installing.

Build

npm install
npm run build
npm test

License

MIT — original plugin © the Federated Wiki contributors (see AUTHORS.txt); fork changes © David Bovill.