This extension allows you to access some Radiant content by pointing your WebDav
client to /admin/dav. You'll have to authenticate yourself before access will
be granted.
This extension needs the following gems installed:
- unicode
- mime-types
It depends on your Radiant privileges what content will be exposed:
- Pages
- Assets
- Snippets
- Layouts
- Javascripts
- Stylesheets
Depending on the selected filter, the extension adds the following file extensions to the name:
- .html for WymEditor filter or if no filter is selected
- .markdown for Markdown filter
- .textile for Textile filter
The Dav extension incorporates with the following Radiant extensions:
If the Styles 'n Scripts extension is installed, the javascripts and stylesheets will also be accessible and the text asset cache will be cleared on writing a resource back.
Sass file will be exposed with the .sass file extension, so your editor will recognize sass file editing.
If a page type is set to LanguageRedirect, the configuration will be parsed and each language goes into its own language folder.
Paperclipped assets can be uploaded, replaced, downloaded and deleted. Also page attachments will be showed in a separate assets folder within each page.
Allows browsing of multiple sites and groups DAV resources by site.
Some tasks sill needs to be done:
- Copy a resource
- Move a resource
- Make a collection
For development I suggest the RESTClient Firefox-Addon, which allows to send WebDav request and analyze the response.
Don't use Mac OS X Finder, it has an awful performance due its massive amount of unneeded requests. Use Cyberduck instead!
This extension uses the excellent railsdav Rails plugin from Stuart Eccles.
Some work has been kindly sponsored by ScreenConcept.
This extension is released under the MIT license, see the LICENSE for more information.