Add downloadable docs

This is also useful for people who want to print the docs all at once and read them later.

Actually why not make the docs/ refferences part of the toolbox?

+1 on adding docs/ to the toolbox. It might become an online help.

adding it to the toolbox or as some docudo module?

for now you can do a checkout of them

svn co http://www.turbogears.org/svn/turbogears/trunk/newdocs/ docs 

then zip it :p

Actually, that svn checkout doesn't really work too well. The webpages are in kid templates, which mean most of the links look like: "${root}/docs/index.html" and so on. Also there aren't any links to javascript or css in the head of those documents.

In order to get something useful, you need to just either scrape the main website or copy the docs of the TG DVD if you ordered one.

An offline document viewer for the Toolbox (offline docs should be in turbogears/docs/)

Icon for new toolbox (from KDE, licensed under LGPL)

I made a tarball of static docs if anyone wants it (~3megs is too big for attachment here):

http://www.evil-robots.net/docs.tar.gz

milestone passed, assigning to 1.0

make that 1.0b3

a rough script to download all 1.0 docs on docwiki, before running the script, you needto create a folder named "1.0", and four subfolders "GettingStarted?", "RoughDocs?", "SQLAlchemy", "Wiki20" in it. The downloaded file is saved as html format, feel free to enhance the code.

People working in a more remote location don't always have a good internet connection.

To have a local copy of the docs as some people work offline most of the time.

Will there be: - a html tarball - a pdf version of the doc - a moinmoin dump of the actual doc

The file is almost done, execute the file will download doc/css/pic and create relative directories, lack: replace links to proper link

Christopher Arndt's version to download all TurboGears documentation pages from the wiki in ReST format http://paste.turbogears.org/paste/841

Also an incomplete version

Two parted script to mirror the wiki. Recursive download of all relevant wiki pages, blocking dynamic links, doesn't span hosts, patches links. This works on my windows box and is not very polished.

Batch moved into unclassified from 1.1 to properly track progress on the later

Tested the files in src.zip above

It seems to work OK, but the tg-header.jpg image doesn't get downloaded, and there may be a few other foibles.

new tgdoc.py to work with sphinx