Using free bookmarklets in the context of projectdoc.
Bookmarklets allow to add actions on projectdoc documents as bookmarks of a user's browser. Basically they are the glue between the web browser and the projectdoc web API. They allow users of Confluence to design their own actions to show additional information or create new projectdoc document faster and more easily.
Version 3.1 required
The bookmarklets presented here require version 3.1 of the Bookmarklets Extension.
This page provides some examples of bookmarklets. All bookmarklets are open source and accessible on Bitbucket.
To use the bookmarklets the projectdoc Toolbox and a number of free extension add-ons and doctype add-ons are required on Confluence server.
| Add-on | Short Description |
|---|---|
The projectdoc Toolbox supports agile teams in writing project documentation collaboratively. This is an introduction to use cases for and features of the projectdoc Toolbox. | |
Add-on to extend projectdoc with an API to access on the web. | |
Add-on to extend the Toolkit with Bookmarklets. Allows to execute tools via the browser. | |
Provides a basic set of doctypes to create agile documentation. |
In case users want to document their own bookmarklets and other tools, the following add-ons are recommended.
| Add-on | Short Description |
|---|---|
Document macros, page blueprints, space blueprints, and components of your Confluence add-on. | |
Add-on to extend the projectdoc Toolbox to integrate remote information systems. |
