Mediawiker is a plugin for Sublime Text editor (ver. 2/3) that adds possibility to use it as Wiki Editor on Mediawiki based sites like Wikipedia and many other.

• MWClient library based. Mwclient was modified for work under Sublime text 3.
• Syntax highlighting - based on Textmate Mediawiki bundle.
• Editor - create new pages, edit existing and post it to wiki.
• Completions - auto completions for internal wiki links
• History - list of edited pages
• Bookmarks - bookmark your favorite pages
• TOC - table of contents for opened page - available through command Show TOC or Symbol list (Ctrl+R)
• Insert templates, images into pages
• Upload files to wiki
• Search - search by wiki
• Table editor - edit simple wiki-tables with plugin TableEdit, convert csv-format tables to wiki-tables.
• Snippets - basic wiki marking tags - bold, italic, headings, etc.
• Edit panel - all commands and snippets available through one panel.
• Shortcuts - possibility to create plugin specific shortcuts to all commands and snippets to create word-like editor.
• Connectivity - http/https, direct/proxy connection with basic/digest web-server authorization.
• Connection manager - add new wiki sites, and switch between them.

Screenshot using the Twilight theme

Package Control 3.0 now required for work on Linux.

The easiest way to install this is with Package Control.

• If you just went and installed Package Control, you probably need to restart Sublime Text 2 before doing this next bit.
• Bring up the Command Palette (Command+Shift+p on OS X, Ctrl+Shift+p on Linux/Windows).
• Select "Package Control: Install Package" (it'll take a few seconds)
• Select Mediawiker when the list appears.

Package Control will automatically keep Mediawiker up to date with the latest version.

First find your Sublime Text 2 Packages folder:

- OS X: ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/
- Windows: %APPDATA%/Sublime Text 2/Packages/
- Linux: ~/.Sublime Text 2/Packages/

If you have Git, you can clone this repo to "/packages-folder/Mediawiker/"

or,

Download this repo using the "ZIP" button above, unzip and place the files in "/packages-folder/Mediawiker/"

• Note: Not all color schemes fully supports syntax highlighting scopes required by markup languages like Mediawiki or Markdown. On this moment, color schemes with better support are: Twilight, Sunburst, Eiffel. Also, Mediawiker package includes Twilight (Mediawiki), Eiffel (Mediawiki) and Mediawiker_Dark schemes with improved highlighting for mediawiki syntax.
• Check plugin wiki for setup instructions.
• Use Preferences / Package settings / Mediawiker / "Settings - Default" and "Settings - User" for setup wiki connection and plugin options.
• Some connection specific rules:
• If user-name is empty, then authorization will not be used.
• If user-name is not empty, but user-password is empty, you will be prompted for password on action.
• All settings are available under the Main menu / Preferences / Package Settings / Mediawiker.

• Edit panel with all commands and snippets in ordered list (can be customized in the settings).
• Main menu / Tools / Mediawiker / Edit panel (windows, osx: Alt+F1, linux: Ctrl+Shift+F1)
• Open page command for retrieving existing wiki-page. If the page does not exists, you can create the new one.
• Main menu / Tools / Mediawiker / Open page
• Use page name or page url as a wiki page name. When the url will be inserted, it will be cleared to page name, if wiki parameters is correct and current wiki site was selected.
• Reopen page command - to reopen current page (F5).
• Post page command for publishing pages. When you post a page, the name of the page will be saved to pages history.
• Main menu / Tools / Mediawiker / Post page
• Settings option mediawiker_mark_as_minor (default: false) - using to mark changes as minor. Or you can use ! character as summary prefix to invert this option on current post.
• Pages history command to open the page by name from history.
• Show TOC command for show table of contents of the current page and to move by page headers. Or you can use standard Symbol list (Ctrl+R).
• Show internal links command for show all internal links of the current page. You can go to selected link on page, open it in editor or in browser.
• Show external links command for show all external links of the current page (links like [link..]). You can go to selected links on page or open it in browser.
• Select wiki command to select your current wiki site.
• Add/Edit wiki site command for create new or edit existed wiki sites configurations.
• Open page in browser command to open current page in web-browser.
• Set category command to add category to current article from list of root category members (check "mediawiker_category_root" option in configuration).
• Insert image command to insert link to image from wiki. Parameter mediawiker_image_prefix_min_length is using to limit length of search prefix for large wikies (by default: 4 characters).
• Insert template command to insert template from wiki.
• Search command to search articles by text string. Results are shown as markdown formatted text in a new tab. Parameter mediawiker_search_results_count is using to limit search results count.
• Category tree command to show sub-categories and pages of the predefined category as menu.
• Numbered TOC command to set headers as numbered list (format 1.1.1.).
• File upload for uploading files to wiki
• CSV data to wiki table command to transform selected csv-text to wiki table (default delimiter since version 2.0: |).
• (Buggy) Wiki table to Simple command to transform the selected table (or under cursor) to Simple table (for using with plugin TableEdit).
• (Buggy) Simple table to wiki command to convert Simple table back to wiki syntax.
• Native Sublime text Command palette with predefined filter of plugin's commands and snippets.
  • Alt+F11

Note: You must setup your credentials for authorization in the settings.

• English wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org
• Russian wikipedia: ru.wikipedia.org
• Mediawiki www.mediawiki.org

You can add your favorite sites in the settings.