Open Source PHP Documentation Software for Mac

A reverse engineering, metamodel driven tool that scans PHP files and directories, and delivers an UML/XMI representation of the classes / packages found. The XMI code that it generates can be imported into any UML modeling tool. It is available on PEAR.

A starting point for crafting living style guides. You can clone, fork, or download the repo from GitHub. Once you have the files for Style Guide Boilerplate, you'll create a directory on your site for them. Style Guide Boilerplate is currently PHP based so you will need a server that supports PHP. Upload the files from the GitHub repo to your newly created directory. In the head of Style Guide Boilerplate are custom styles for the boilerplate itself. These have all been prefixed with sg- so they hopefully shouldn't cause any conflicts with your website's own styles. You should be able to go to yoursite.com/style-guide/ and see how your live site's CSS affects base elements. The last step is creating your site's custom patterns/modules. To create custom patterns like buttons, breadcrumbs, alert messages, etc., create a new .html file and add your HTML markup into the file.

XMI Transform is a tool written in PHP to convert XMI file to source code or source code to XMI file. The purpose is to provides a simple access to source code generation, which is, in general, the first thing we need in a MDA approach.

This project defines a walk-up-and-use, wiki-like experience designed to encourage the widest possible deployment of basic DITA writing capability across new communities of users, whose requirements can help drive additional DITA tools and services.

HTML5Media is a DITA Open Toolkit plugin and authoring UI that helps DITA content creators insert media such as video, audio and animated graphics into DITA source. When the DITA-OT outputs HTML to an HTML5-aware browser, the html5media plugin transforms the DITA media xrefs into HTML5-complient video, audio and canvas tags. The authoring UI helps writers preview media before insertion into DITA source. XML playlists provide a means of storage for media metadata. There are two zipped files to download. One contains the base code; the other contains sample media files. Click "Browse All Files" to find both.