User:arnec

You can get the source and binaries from sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dekiwiki/files/MindTouch%20Core%20Source/Pipestone%2010.1.0/ That is an older release of MindTouch Core (and mindtouch.doc is part of that project) but nothing has changed in the doc code since that release. I will post here once i pull out the mindtouch.doc code from Core and import it into its own github repository

XObject has landed at github: https://github.com/MindTouch/XObject

I think it got lost on some old SVN branch. Let me see if i can dig it up and put it on github.

@kellya by default here is no host config file. you have to call mindtouch.host.exe config {configfilepath} Note, that once you use that commandline option all other args need to be specified in that configfile as well

Re: { } calling convention, i just felt it more natural, because then the argument list is basically a hash. Re: allocation then initialization, i agree. I don't want to have lots of constructors like C# has. Of course the whole allocation and initialization is out of the hand of the caller and in the hands of the DI context. Re: protected: I like the ! suggestion. Using it

@arnec @RoyK Will there be a dashboard or section in the Admin panel that could make it easy to read these search analytics? Having this in the API is nice, but without some easy way of viewing them this feature might be lost. I know that last summer, we set up an analytic dashboard software that watched any URL that included "Special:Search" and graphed query data. This year though, we've moved to a Google Mini appliance to crawl our deki. Again, it has lots of features for showing queries without much work.

no, export/import is purely content. It's not currently meant as a strict backup but more content migration, which means that users and permissions on the destination are not known. It's something we may add later.

Import/export cannot be done as anonymous, so some user/password credentials are required

@tbender to run a .NET .exe on linux you just prefix the command with 'mono', i.e. mono mindtouch.import.exe [args]