simon-r-white/dokuwiki-plugin-directorylist

Specify a directory and this plugin will list all contained items and made them downloadable.

Directory listing for Dokuwiki

Specify a directory and this plugin will list all contained items and made them downloadable.

This is mostly used for intranets.

Information #1: This is still under development and not finished or secured.

Information #2: Please be aware, that a wiki user can pick ANY directory on your maschine. I am not responsible for any problems.

Example

Requirements

• PHP >= 5.3
• PHP fileinfo extension

Usage

<directorylist: path="value" ignore="value" recursive="1" fileorder="asc">

Path argument

The path argument specifies the path which the directorylist plugin will list.

This can be an unix or windows path. It can be absolute or relative.

Examples:

<directorylist: path="./relative/path/in/dokuwiki">
<directorylist: path="C:\Users\Public">

Ingore argument

You can ignore directories or files with the ignore argument.

The ignore argument has to be a comma separated shell pattern.

This argument is optional, the value is empty.

Example:

<directorylist: [...] ignore="*.pdf,*.js,specialfile.doc,some_*_files.xlsx">

Recursive argument

You can specify if you want to list your directory recursive or not.

This argument is optional, the default value is: true.

Examples:

<directorylist: [...] recursive="0">
<directorylist: [...] recursive="1">

<directorylist: [...] recursive="false">
<directorylist: [...] recursive="true">

Fileorder argument

You can specify the order of files inside a directory.

This argument is optional, the default value is: asc.

Examples:

<directorylist: [...] fileorder="asc">
<directorylist: [...] fileorder="desc">

Type argument

Adding a new 'type' option to the directorylist syntax to enable different types of href link.

This allows 'direct' links using the file:// protocal. (NOTE: this will usually not be a good choice since most browsers, eg. Chrome, forbid the openning of file:// links from non-local pages)

Also allows 'link' links that, using the absolute path and dokuwiki basedir, serve weblinks to content. (NOTE: assumes the data directory is reachable by your webserver. This is a big security issue!)

Default option is 'download';

Examples:

<directorylist: [...] type="download">
<directorylist: [...] type="direct">
<directorylist: [...] type="link">

Styling

You can style this plugin with the following elements:

• ul.directorylist
• ul.directorylist li.file
• ul.directorylist li.folder

Information

Author: Alexander Wenzel ([email protected])

Plugin page: http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:directorylist

Icons: genericons.com

Changelog

• 0.2.1
  • PHP7 compatibility
  • changed default 'type' to 'download'
• 0.2.0
  • added 'type' argument