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

The wiki-processor bazaar is for sharing information about user-developed processors and links to source code and requests.

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

== How to use these wiki-processors: ==

 * Just put the files into the {{{wikimacros}}} directory of your   
   Python installation, e.g. 
   {{{/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/trac/wikimacros}}}.
   The macros will then be available for all your Trac environments.
 * Alternatively, put the files into the {{{wiki-macros}}} 
   directory of your Trac environment, e.g. 
   {{{/data/trac/wiki-macros}}}.
   The macros will be available only for this environment.

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=== LegendBox ===
A wiki-processor for encapsulating wiki text inside a box.
The box will have a legend and a modifiable color.
To use this, simply place it into wikimacro directory and use it.

Example:
{{{
{{{
#!LegendBox
#!color: blue
#!legend: My Title
Here comes the actual text that will be inside the box.
You can even use wiki-formatting in here.
}}}
}}}
You can modify the default ''COLOR'' and ''LEGEND'' and the ''STYLE'' in the plugin file.
[[BR]]''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/ProcessorBazaar/LegendBox.py
[[BR]]''By:'' Jan Finell  (finell at cenix-bioscience.com)
[[BR]]''Required ver:'' > 0.8pre (though changing the import of the ''wiki_to_html'' function will make it work on older versions)
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=== Striped ===
A Trac wiki-processor to display text as a striped listing.

The output is enclosed in a {{{<pre>}}} block of class "striped",
and each line in a {{{<div>}}} block of alternating "even-stripe"
and "odd-stripe" classes. You '''must''' set this classes up in
your {{{templates/site_css.cs}}} file, or alternatively use the
processor arguments "box-style", "even-style" and "odd-style".

The "number" argument allows automatic numbering of lines;
it accepts three args: a Python-style format (quotes and all),
the initial number for the first line, and the step between
numbers. If no format is passed, there is no automatic
numbering; otherwise, the start and step arguments default to 1.

Example:

{{{
{{{
#!Striped
#!number: " %3d ", 100, 10
#!box-style: border: thick solid #C0C0C0; margin: 20px; width: 70%;
#!even-style: background-color: #DAC0DA;
...text here...
}}}
}}}

(A lot of ideas and syntax for arguments shamelessly stolen from previous entry by Jan Finell. Thanks!) [[BR]]
[[BR]]''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/ProcessorBazaar/Striped.py
[[BR]]''By:'' Juanma Barranquero  (lekktu at gmail.com)
[[BR]]''Tested on:'' 0.8 (should work on previous versions, though)
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=== DocBook ===
A [http://docbook.org/ DocBook] WikiProcessor.

Requires:
  * libxml2-python (developed with version 2.6.11)
  * libxslt-python (developed with version 1.1.8)

Specify "stylesheet" under the "docbook" section in your trac.ini, for example:
{{{
[docbook]
stylesheet = /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/xhtml/docbook.xsl
}}}
Include DocBook mark-up in a wiki blockquote, with the docbook processor selected:
{{{
{{{
#!docbook
...DocBook mark-up here...
}}}
}}}
[[BR]]''Download:'' http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/attachment/wiki/ProcessorBazaar/docbook.py
[[BR]]''By:'' Simon Ward <simon@mivok.net>
[[BR]]''Version:'' >= 0.8

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See also:  WikiProcessors, MacroBazaar