=== WP-PukiWiki ===
Contributors: kenwakita
Tags: Formatting, post, wiki
Tested up to: 2.2.2
Version: 0.1
Stable tag: 1.0

WP-PukiWiki allows the WordPress author to write his/her articles using a PukiWiki-style simple markup syntax.

== Description ==

PukiWiki is a PHP-based Wiki.  WP-PukiWiki allow the WordPress author to use PukiWiki-style Wiki syntax in writing his/her posts and pages.  PukiWiki supports the following features.

*   Headings: "* First level heading", "** Second level heading", "*** Third level heading"
*   Quotation: "> First level quotation", ">> Second level quotation", ">>> Third level quotation"
*   Unordered lists: "- First level item", "-- Second level item", "--- Third level item"
*   Ordered lists: "+ First level item", "++ Second level item", "+++ Third level item"
*   Definition lists: ":Term 1|Definition 1", "::Term 2|Definition 2", ":::Term 3|Definition 3"
* Preformatted tests: " void main() { printf("Hello world!\n"); }"
* Tables
* Images: "ref(http://some.domain/image.jpg,right,around)"
* Footnotes: "Here is a mysterious sentence.((Even more mysterious footnote appears here.))"
* Links: Verbose link (http://wordpress.com) and a named link: [[WordPress>http://wordpress.com]].
* Smily: Enjoy WP-PukiWiki ⌣!

== Requirements ==

* Working PukiWiki system accessible from the Internet.
* WP-PukiWiki: WP-PukiWiki uses PHP's Curl API.  Turn it on if this feature is missing on your site.

== Installation ==

1. Setup `PukiWiki` and make it accessible via http from your wordpress hosting server.  `PukiWiki` can be obtained from http://pukiwiki.sourceforge.jp/?About%20PukiWiki.  If you already have running `PukiWiki` you can use that site.  WP-PukiWiki uses a PukiWiki system to translate Wiki syntax to HTML but WP-PukiWiki does not modify PukiWiki at all.  Therefore, it is safe to use your existing PukiWiki system.
1. Downdload `wp-pukiwiki.zip` and unzip it.  A folder/directory named `wp-pukiwiki` appears.
1. Open `wp-pukiwiki.php` with a text editor and modify the definition for `WPPW_URL` so that it points to the URL of your `PukiWiki` site.
1. Upload the `wp-pukiwiki` folder/directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
1. Activate the  plugin.

== How to Use WP-PukiWiki ==

You can surround part of your writing with <pukiwiki>-tag and &/lt;pukiwiki>-tag.  You can use PukiWiki-style syntax within such surrounded parts.  You can have more than one pukiwiki-parts in your writing.  See [the PukiWiki documents](http://pukiwiki.sourceforge.jp/?About%20PukiWiki "the PukiWiki document") for the detail.