InyokaEdit

InyokaEdit is a markup editor for Inyoka articles.

Features:

• Download raw text of Inyoka article (including pictures)
• Upload article into Inyoka wiki
• Integrated article preview
• Tab support for editing multiple articles in parallel
• Code completion for templates
• Simple Inyoka syntax check (parenthesis, known templates)
• All Inyoka templates and InterWiki links available via menu entries
• Save article together with images in one file
• Plug-ins:
  • Syntax highlighting of Inyoka elements
  • Spell checker (based on Hunspell or optionally Nuspell)
  • Hotkyes for own text blocks
  • Knowledge block dialog (ubuntuusers.de)
  • Table generator / converter (ubuntuusers.de)

Installation

PPA for Ubuntu:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elthoro/inyokaedit
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install inyokaedit inyokaedit-data-ubuntuusersde inyokaedit-plugins

AppImage, Flatpak and build for Windows: https://github.com/inyokaproject/inyokaedit/releases

Packages in Arch AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?K=inyokaedit

Build instructions

• InyokaEdit can be compiled with Qt >= 5.11 or Qt >= 6.0 (optional, but recommended for integrated preview: Including webkitwidgets or webenginewidgets)
• For compiling spell checker plugin "spellchecker-hunspell" libhunspell-dev or for "spellchecker-nuspell" libnuspell-dev is needed.
• For running InyokaEdit, community files have to be included. Because of this it is recommended to include the community files during make/cmake install. For this, the community branch has to be included inside the main branch root folder.

make / qmake (Qt 5 or Qt 6)

If Qt 6 shall be used, change export QT_SELECT = qt5 in make file accordingly.

./configure   # Execute ./configure --help to see all config options
make -j8      # Adjust -j8 according to your available cores.
make install

cmake (Qt 6 only)

Adjust CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH according to your Qt installation. Optionally set -DPREVIEW=[none/useqtwebkit/useqtwebengine] to disable preview / use Qt WebKit / use Qt WebEngine.

cmake -B build-cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/usr/include/qt6 -DCOMMUNITY=community/ubuntuusers_de
cmake --build build-cmake -- -j8  # Adjust -j8 according to your available cores.
sudo cmake --install build-cmake  # or DESTDIR=foobar cmake --install build-cmake