Setup:Installation Guide/Advanced/Maintenance scripts/export

Running the script

The script to export wiki pages to PDF is executed from:

php {MW_ROOT}/extensions/BlueSpiceUniversalExport/maintenance/export.php --specification-file=spec.json

The specification file spec.json can have the following content:

{
    "module": "pdf",
    "attachments": 1,
    "recursive": 1,
    "title": "MyPDF",
    "target": "localfilesystem",
    "target-file-name": "All.pdf",
    "target-file-path": "/path/to/target-file"
}

Key	Value	Description
module	pdf	Output type
attachments	1 0	Attachments will be included in the export
recursive	1 0	Linked pages (one level deep) will be included.
title	string	Title of the wiki page that contains the list of pages to be exported. The pages need to be links.
target	localfilesystem
target-file-name		Name of the exported PDF file
target-file-path		Target file location

Creating a page list for the export

The export list is defined in the wiki page that is shown as the title in the json-file. (In the example above, this is the page MyPDF .)

The page MyPDF now needs to list all pages that will be exported to PDF.

This list can be created with an SMW inline query (BlueSpice free) or with a DPL3 list (BlueSpice free). Example of an SMW query to create an export for all pages in the categories Process and Work instruction:

You would add the following to your MyPDF page in the wiki:

==All processes==
{{#ask:[[Process:+]]|format=ul|limit=99999}}

==All work instructions==
{{#ask:[[Work instruction:+]]|format=ul|limit=99999}}

The same list can be created with the following DPL3 syntax:

==All processes==
{{#dpl:category=Process}}

==All work instructions==
{{#dpl:category=Work instruction}}

Setting up a CronJob

To automate the export, the following CronJob is available:

CronJob für Export

php {MW_ROOT}/extensions/BlueSpiceUniversalExport/maintenance/export.php --specification-file={MW_ROOT}/extensions/BlueSpiceFoundation/data/spec.json

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