firstwiki/wiki

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Glitter is certainly an option for that

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

but, haven't thought too hard about it

Glitter?

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Gitter, auto correct

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

gotcha

maybe

so, table of contents auto-generation can be done with javascript

wouldn't be that hard, actually

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

It'll certainly help

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

for now, just make sure that things have proper headings... I'll file a github issue for that, I hadn't thought about it

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

jekyll has plugins that do automatic table of contents, but github pages doesn't allow plugins

wait. kramdown does it for you?

... checks.

heh, there's a poor mans TOC

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Whatever gets the job done. At this point, it doesn't need to be fancy.

Also, wow, atom has gotten a whole lot better

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

if you ever get to the point where you want to mess with templates and styles and stuff, I have scripts to manage that stuff

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

but they don't quite work on OSX yet, but I can fix that

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

So apparently the robot-controller-2000 file is in the file structure twice

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

because every time I edit _common, it has to be updated in all of the repos. etc.

oops.

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

I'll go ahead and fix that.

Both have the exact same contents

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

ok, I played with it a bunch... the best option seems to be to require an {% include toc %} in each page (which invokes special kramdown magic), or use javascript to automatically generate it. The advantage of javascript is that we can use the same style that wikipedia has, and it'll be autogenerating

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Up to you

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

unfortunately, it doesn't seem possible to add the special markdown in a layout, just in the includes

it's a bit annoying to have to add a tag to every page

so I'm leaning towards javascript I think

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Yeah, but if it's what we have to do...

I would do that too

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

I'll put it in a github issue and think about it

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

I'm also adding insane amounts of detail into this Talon page

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

nice

I'll add you to the moderators group, then you can merge your own PRs (still requires a travis-ci check, so you can't break anything)

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

Darn?

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

lol

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

I'm heading to bed, nite

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

I'll probably do the same soon. Nite

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

bkeeneykid: I've added a bunch of contribution-related documentation, and created a Facebook page for FIRSTwiki too (https://www.facebook.com/FIRSTwiki)

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

quick thought that I want to get some feedback on: What do you think of a design section in the wiki?

For things like drive trains, shooters, intakes

@virtuald thoughts?

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

sure

that makes a lot of sense for that sort of thing to exist

Devin Keeney

@bkeeneykid

That's what I thought

I wanted to show a presentation to my team on intakes and found nothing

I'll get that started now

Dustin Spicuzza

@virtuald

awesome. it seems like there continues to be more participation as we get closer to kickoff

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