localedit

Opens the page text for editing in a new tab in a local text editor. Unlike the web-based editor, this allows for syntax highlighting, automatic saving, and external tools to operate on the text (word count, autocompletion, find-and-replace, etc.). Only available in Desktop mode. (/localedit.py)

Bibliography

Creates a bibliography containing references cited on the given page, including the formatted and sorted contents of any pages corresponding to the AuthorDate citations. If called with the parameter &format=raw the bibliography will consist of unformatted text (BibTeX references). (/Bibliography.py)

CheckCitations

Gives a table listing all the citations from the page in alphabetical order. For missing references, links are given to create appropriate entries using available BibTeX templates. (/CheckCitations.py)

AttachFile

The built-in attachment action is rewritten to provide support for multi-directory ZIP files, which can be extracted to the static directory, and navigated using a hyperlinked index on the attachment "view" page. This functionality is intended for use with interlinked documents--such as a web page with embedded images--allowing these to be viewed online without having to be downloaded and extracted first. Playback of Ogg+Theora videos with subtitles on the "view" page is also enabled. Additionally, the ACL right "viewattachment" is checked before allowing a user to view or download an attachment; this way a description page can be publicly accessible whereas attached media require additional permissions (e.g., in the case of copyrighted documents that are stored for private use). The standard directive for a protected page will be #acl Default -All:viewattachment, where the "Default" permissions (defined in wikiconfig) are Known:read,write,viewattachment or Known:read,write TrustedGroup:viewattachment. (/AttachFile.py)

supplementation

Introduces a forum-type interface. Comments are stored in individual subpages labelled C{timestamp}UserName, which can be sorted by date and author. Comments are listed by default from oldest to newest, ten to a page, but the sorting and paging options can be modified through url parameters (see source code for details). A list view is also available. Each comment is accompanied by the poster's name and avatar, taken if available from Username/avatar.jpg. Since author names and post dates are encoded in the comment pagename, forum display survives synchronization between different MoinMoin wikis. (/supplementation.py)

text_moin_wiki

Modified to provide extended, unbracketed link syntax for (1) upper-case words (used here for glossary terms), (2) usernames with @ symbols (used here to avoid collisions in interwiki synchronization), and (3) author-date citations. (/text_moin_wiki.py)

text_bibtex

This is an updated version of the "Simple BibTeX" parser, slightly modified to work with moin 1.9 and with support for @inbook and listing of editors. Formatting changes include removal of empty links to titles where no URL is given. (/text_bibtex.py)

text_srt

Wraps SubRip files in a preformatting element for display. (/text_srt.py)

IncludeComments

Used by the revised supplementation page action. This is a hacked version of the Include macro, providing forum-type display of included pages. (/IncludeComments.py)

Theora

Embeds a video player for Ogg Theora files, which will also play SRT subtitles in an area below the video player. This macro requires additional javascript to be installed to provide subtitle presentation. Ogg.js and Cortado.jar, if installed, will provide fallback for browsers that do not offer native Ogg Theora playback. (/Theora.py)

RecentVideos

Creates a list of OGV videos, using thumbnails from the attachment directories in which the videos are stored. (/RecentVideos.py)

RecentChanges

Provides a list of recent changes based on revision and description metadata embedded within the raw wiki text, in the format #pragma  revision [EditorName dd-mm-YYYY] Edit summary... and #pragma description Description text.... The localedit action includes code to add a revision metadata line with the author's name and date to the top of each new document revision, which can be completed manually on editing. Comments must be listed in reverse chronological order at the top of the document. By using embedded metadata we are able to retain revision histories (with author names) on synchronization and merging between different MoinMoin instances, without necessarily having access to every single revision in all branches. If necessary revision metadata can be pruned to the most recent 4-5 revisions.

PageIndex

Lists pages matching a given regex (e.g., prefix), along with their descriptions from the #pragma  description directive.

moin.xmlrpc

Added check for permission to view attachments. New functions for providing edit summaries and for getting digests (SHA1) of revisions for comparison with local revisions.

MoinSync

Synchronization of pages and attachment files using XMLRPC. Since this utility operates directly on the filesystem of the "local" wiki, it is possible to synchronize a wiki directory located on removable media (thumb drive, external hard disk) with a server. See HelpOnDistributedAccess. (/MoinSync.py)

moinmoin.lang

Syntax highlighting for gtksourceview (used by gedit). (moinmoin.lang)

warc-utils

With some modifications to create an index and lynx-parsed text dump of archived web pages. (warc-tools-mandal-1.0.zip)

videos

Converts videos to Ogg Theora and packages them for upload to MoinMoin, along with thumbnails and a "RecentVideos" page. (VideoCookbook/convertvideos.sh)

slideshow+thumbs

Generates resized images and a slideshow out of pictures in a directory. (/slideshow.sh)