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|WordPress EncycloShare | |WordPress [[EncycloShare]] | ||
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|A way to push signed article content to an aggregator in the Encyclosphere | |A way to push signed article content to an aggregator in the Encyclosphere | ||
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|Sergei Chekanov | |Sergei Chekanov | ||
|Extensions to create ZWI from Mediawiki and DokuWiki. Can be installed from [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ZWIMaker] | |Extensions to create ZWI from Mediawiki and DokuWiki. Can be installed from [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ZWIMaker] | ||
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|ZWIBuilder | |[[ZWIBuilder]] | ||
|Sergei Chekanov | |Sergei Chekanov | ||
|A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia [https://gitlab.com/ks_found/ZWIBuilder GIT Repo] | |A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia [https://gitlab.com/ks_found/ZWIBuilder GIT Repo] | ||
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|ZWINetwork | |[[ZWINetwork]] | ||
|Sergei Chekanov | |Sergei Chekanov | ||
|A command-line tool based on Python to download and clone ZWI files in the network. Also used by ZWINode | |A command-line tool based on Python to download and clone ZWI files in the network. Also used by ZWINode | ||
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|ZWIBuilder | |[[ZWIBuilder]] | ||
|Sergei Chekanov | |Sergei Chekanov | ||
|A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia [https://gitlab.com/ks_found/ZWIBuilder GIT Repo] | |A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia [https://gitlab.com/ks_found/ZWIBuilder GIT Repo] | ||
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|Encyclone | |[[Encyclone]] | ||
|Sergei Chekanov | |Sergei Chekanov | ||
|Search engine with P2P feature for encyclopedic articles [https://encyclone.org/] | |Search engine with P2P feature for encyclopedic articles [https://encyclone.org/] | ||
Revision as of 01:30, 25 January 2024
Please see the Encyclosophere Project Wiki project page as an example.
| Project name | Lead developer(s) | Description | Status* | Status last updated |
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| EncycloReader.org | Sergei Chekanov | Website with a configurable search engine of encyclopedias and an article reader, running from a large database of free encyclopedias (an aggregator). This specialized aggregator, run by KSF, is a also a production engine for most ZWI files from 30 encyclopedias. See encycloreader.org | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| EncycloSearch.org | Henry Sanger | |||
| Old Encyclopedia Digitization Project (OEDP) | Larry Sanger | |||
| WordPress EncycloShare | Shelly | A way to push signed article content to an aggregator in the Encyclosphere | Released | 2023 |
| ZWINode | Sergei Chekanov | A single genera note acting as aggregator and editor of articles for Encyclosphere. Can be installed from [1] | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| Minifeed | Dan | 2022 | ||
| ZWIMaker | Sergei Chekanov | Extensions to create ZWI from Mediawiki and DokuWiki. Can be installed from [2] | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| ZWIBuilder | Sergei Chekanov | A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia GIT Repo | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| ZWINetwork | Sergei Chekanov | A command-line tool based on Python to download and clone ZWI files in the network. Also used by ZWINode | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| ZWIBuilder | Sergei Chekanov | A command-line tool based on Python to create ZWI files from encyclopedia GIT Repo | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
| Encyclopedia Listing | Tim Chambers | Database of websites that we are aware of. As of 2024-02-26 there were 820 entries. | Maintenance | 2024-1-22 |
| Encyclone | Sergei Chekanov | Search engine with P2P feature for encyclopedic articles [3] | Maintenance | 2024-1-19 |
Status types should include:
- Active development (used when significant development work has been done in the last month)
- Maintenance (ongoing software or other maintenance, steady attention as necessary, but no significant work done in the last month)
- Quiescent (made available, but "hidden" from easy public access)
- Archived (no longer available publicly)