package    = 'Sputnik'
versions   = {
   {'12.06.04', 'June 4, 2012',  'use of crypt(3), merging sql auth modules, merging packages into fewer rocks, built-in help'},
   {'10.12.28', 'December 28, 2010',  'new design, password reset, user nodes'},
   {'9.03.16', 'March 16, 2009',  'better forums, save hooks'},
   {'9.03.03', 'March 3, 2009',  'new editor system, configure action, defaults for parameters, configurable toolbar, buttons for creating nodes'},
   {'9.02.16', 'February 16, 2009',  'replaced the icons with LGPL ones'},
   {'9.02.15', 'February 15, 2009',  'misc changes since August 2008'},
   {'8.08.13', 'August 13, 2008',  'a more useful default for sputnik.cgi'},
   {'8.08.11', 'August 11, 2008',  'fixed the generation of the sputnik.cgi file'},
   {'8.08.08', 'August 8, 2008',  '.reload action; fixing the registration system; fixing captcha logic; separating password and token salts'},
   {'8.07.21', 'July 21, 2008',  'lots of small bug fixes'},
   {'8.07.07', 'July 7, 2008',  'way too many fixes to list'},
   {'8.06.22', 'June 22, 2008', 'updating to new diff module (a new dependency: lbase64), plus some cosmetic changes'},
   {'8.06.12', 'June 12, 2008', 'added missing translation strings'},
   {'8.06.11', 'June 11, 2008', 'added the registration system with recaptcha'},
   {'8.05.24', 'May 24, 2008', 'test release of Earth Sputnik'},
   {'8.03.08', 'March 8, 2008', 'moved to petrodoc, plus some bug fixes'},
   {'8.02.16', 'Feb. 16, 2008', 'made Sputnik to work with Xavante out of the box'},
   {'8.02.14', 'Feb. 8, 2008', "fixed a bunch of small bugs"},
}
summary    = 'A wiki and a framework for wiki-like applications'
maintainer = 'Yuri Takhteyev (yuri@freewisdom.org)'

detailed   = [[
     Sputnik is a wiki written in Lua. It is also a platform for building a range of wiki-like 
     applications, drawing on Lua's strengths as an extension language.

     Out of the box Sputnik behaves like a wiki with all the standard wiki features: editable 
     pages, protection against spam bots, history view of pages, diff, preview, per-page-RSS feed 
     for site changes. (See http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/en/Features for more details.)

     At the same time, Sputnik is designed to be used as a platform for a wide range of "social 
     software" applications. A simple change of templates and perhaps a few spoons of Lua code can 
     turn it into a photo album, a blog, a calendar, a mailing list viewer, or almost anything else.
     So, you can think of it as a web framework of sorts. In addition to allowing you to add custom 
     bells and whistles to a wiki, Sputnik provides a good foundation for anything that's kind of 
     like a wiki but not quite. Sputnik stores its data as versioned "pages" that can be editable 
     through the web (just like any wiki). However, it allows those pages to store any data that 
     can be saved as text (prose, comma-separated values, lists of named parameters, Lua tables, 
     mbox-formatted messages, XML, etc.) While by default the page is displayed as if it carried 
     Markdown-formatted text, the way the page is viewed (or edited, or saved, etc.) can be 
     overriden on a per-page basis by over-riding or adding "actions". 
]]

license    = 'MIT/X11'
download   = 'http://spu.tnik.org/files/sputnik-$version.tar.gz'
push       = "scp %s tnik.org:/var/www/sputnik.freewisdom.org/files/"
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dependencies = [[
  'saci == 12.06.04',
  'cosmo >= 8.04.14',
  'xssfilter >= 8.07.07',
  'markdown >= 0.32',
  'md5 >= 1.1',
  'wsapi >= 1.0',
  'luasocket >= 2.0',
  'coxpcall >= 1.13',
]]

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