1 = Input = 2 3 Input contexts determine how content provided for processing should be 4 interpreted. Typically, wiki content will either be provided as a single file 5 containing a single wiki page or as collections of such files arranged within a 6 directory hierarchy. 7 8 The supported input contexts are described below. 9 10 == Directory == 11 12 A directory containing wiki page files. 13 14 [[Metadata#input_context|input_context]]:: `directory` 15 16 Each file contains a different wiki page with its filename indicating the page 17 name, and with any configured `input_separator` being used in filenames to 18 construct hierarchical page relationships. 19 20 == Moin Directory == 21 22 A directory containing wiki page files stored in a MoinMoin arrangement. 23 24 [[Metadata#input_context|input_context]]:: `moindirectory` 25 26 Each directory within the root directory contains data for a different wiki 27 page, with the directory name providing the page name (in an encoded form). 28 Within the directory for each page, a `current` file provides the current 29 revision number, and a `revisions` directory contains one or more numbered 30 files each providing the content of the appropriate revision. Currently, only 31 the current revision is accessed. 32 33 == Standalone == 34 35 A standalone wiki page file. 36 37 [[Metadata#input_context|input_context]]:: `standalone` 38 39 A single file containing a single wiki page.