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README.md
1 # mcitem plugin for DokuWiki 2 Adds Minecraft item link with icon 3 4 All documentation for this plugin can be found at 5 https://github.com/drcrazy/mcitem 6 7 If you install this plugin manually, make sure it is installed in 8 lib/plugins/mcitem/ - if the folder is called different it 9 will not work! 10 11 Please refer to http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugins for additional info 12 on how to install plugins in DokuWiki. 13 14 ## Concept 15 16 Every mod (that is [Minecraft Forge](http://www.minecraftforge.net/)'s way of talking about extensions) has its own sub-space in the wiki. 17 18 Every mod's sub-space is located within the root space `:mods:`. 19 20 Every image of a block or item is named exactly like its description page in the wiki. And is provided as PNG. 21 22 *Example: The vanilla block Smooth Stone would have its page on `:mods:minecraft:stone`.* 23 24 *Example: The vanilla block Smooth Stone would have an image under `:mods:minecraft:stone.png`.* 25 26 ## Usage 27 28 Anywhere on a wiki page you can add the mcitem tag and specify item inside this tag in format 'modname':'itemname', for example, 'minecraft:redstone' which will result in a link to your wiki page about redstone with redstone icon prepended. 29 30 ## Credits 31 32 Plugin inspiration and major part of readme is from mcrecipe Dokuwiki plugin made by [cryxli](https://github.com/cryxli) 33