= The Macro Bazaar =
Looking for fresh macro goodness for your Trac installation? Have you written a clever macro you're dying to share with the world? This is the place.

The macro bazaar is for sharing information about user-developer macros, links to source code and requests.

'''Note:''' ''Please state your name, email, and version of Trac your macro is developed for.''

=== HelloWorld ===
A simple example macro. Distributed with Trac.
[[BR]]''Download:'' source:trunk/trac/wikimacros/HelloWorld.py
[[BR]]''By:'' TracTeam   --    ''Ver:'' >0.5.2

=== Timestamp ===
Inserts current date and time. Distributed with Trac.
[[BR]]''Download:'' source:trunk/trac/wikimacros/Timestamp.py
[[BR]]''By:'' TracTeam   --    ''Ver:'' >0.5.2

=== include ===
Inserts the output of an external URL.

Example:
{{{
[[include(http://www.example.com/)]]
}}}

[[BR]]''Download:'' http://randomfoo.net/code/trac/include.py
[[BR]]''By:'' lhl   --    ''Ver:'' 0.7.1

=== Javadoc ===
Creates links to Javadoc pages based on a package or fully-qualified class name.  

Example usage:
{{{
[[javadoc(java.lang)]]
[[javadoc(java.lang.String)]]
[[javadoc(java.lang.String, Text for link)]]
}}}

See source for customizing the available Javadoc URLs.

''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/MacroBazaar/javadoc.py
[[BR]]''By:'' Matthew Good <matt-good.net>   --    ''Ver:'' >=0.7.1

=== UserChanges ===
Trivial change of the RecentChanges macro that only displays the recently changed pages for a specified user.
Usage: 
{{{ 
[[UserChange(username)]]
 or
[[UserChange(username, # of last modified pages to display)]]
}}}

''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/MacroBazaar/UserChanges.py
[[BR]]''By:'' David Mohr <datrac@mcbf.net> -- ''Ver.'' >= 0.7.1

=== BackLinks ===
First stab at a macro that displays all wiki pages linking to a specified page name. 

Usage:

{{{
[[BackLinks(pagename)]]
}}}

I'd really like it to default to displaying backlinks to the current page when a page name isn't supplied, but, um, I have no idea how to do that. Suggestions greatly appreciated.
[[BR]]
''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/MacroBazaar/BackLinks.py
[[BR]]''By:'' Dan Hon <danhon+trac@gmail.com> -- ''Ver.'' >= 0.7.1


''Add your macro here ...''

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== Requests, misc ==
''Requests, comments, etc go here.''

Simpler wiki markup as commonly used in emails, like 
 * *bold* 
 * /italics/ 
 * lines starting with space render as code (preformatted text)
 * static timestamp command
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Markup for "Table of Contens" of the page (from headings) like Twiki.org has.

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Comment plugin, to allow add comments to page without full edit. There are fancy comment plugins allowing custom formatting, but even plain text would improve usability a lot. Face it, many people are afraid to EDIT, but will add comments if it's simple.

[http://twiki.med.yale.edu/twiki2/bin/view/Sandbox/TestComments Fancy example] [http://twiki.med.yale.edu/twiki2/bin/view/Sandbox/TestAfter Simple comments]

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I'll gladly explain in more details and help you (using Twiki/perl, starting with Trac/python), email me: pmasiar1 (at) yahoo (dot) com


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A !BackLinks feature would be useful, and is a requirement to use !WikiBadges, afaik (already requested in tickets #611 and #646)
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See also:  WikiMacros, ProcessorBazaar