Hi there,
Jumping until blue a écrit : > I have a number of files, mostly text files formatted using Markdown > syntax but also pdfs and other types of files, that are stored in a > folder hierarchy and I want to develop a web application where I can > brows, view and search these files. The documents can be > cross-linked. > > Currently I use a basic CGI to view/format the markdown files but I > don't know if I should continue to make my own system or if I should > take advantage of some existing framework. > > My requirements are: ... You may be interested in pyblosxom (http://pyblosxom.sourceforge.net/). It's filesystem based, allows different input formats (html, rest, plain text, I don't know about "Markdown syntax"), allows also to serve what they call static files (like your pdfs), and you can plug some search capacities (for instance, a wrap around grep). I used to run it behind apache with cgi, but it should be possible to use it with a lightweight-no install web server. HTH, Olivier -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
