This project implements a syntax plugin for Dokuwiki.
It adds a <recipe> tag to the syntax that lets you define any kind of (crafting) recipes.
The goal is to only use resources that are already present within the wikispace.
Every mod (that is Minecraft Forge's way of talking about extensions) has its own sub-space in the wiki.
Every mod's sub-space is located within the root space :mods:. (May become configurable in the future.)
Every image of a block or item is named exactly like its description page in the wiki. And is provided as PNG.
Example: The vanilla block Smooth Stone would have its page on :mods:minecraft:stone.
Example: The vanilla block Smooth Stone would have an image under :mods:minecraft:stone.png.
Anywhere on a wiki page you can add the recipe tag.
Example on how to describe cooking Cobblestone into Smooth Stone:
<recipe>
size 1x1
input minecraft:cobblestone
output minecraft:stone
tool minecraft:furnace
</recipe>
The first "command" of a recipe is size. It describes how many spaces the crafting grid should have.
It understands any combination of "width times height" including odd shaped recipes like 3x1 or 1x2.
For each row on the crafting grid as defined by size there should be one line of input.
An input line has as many "arguments", items that is, as the width of the crafting grid.
If you want to leave a space = having no item in a place, just write air.
Example of torches recipe an a 3x3 grid:
<recipe>
size 3x3
input air
input air minecraft:coal
input air minecraft:stick
output minecraft:torch,4
</recipe>
Define the resulting items of the recipe. Output only takes a single item as argument.
To indicate the "machine" used with the recipe you can change it to any block.
If this line is omitted, the crafting table is assumed and displayed.
Both commands input and output take item stacks as arguments in the form:
"wiki page" "," "amount"
minecraft:torch,4
minecraft:cobblestone,1
The spaces and double-quotes are only there to illustrate the pieces from which an item stack is composed.
"wiki page" is prefixed with :mods: and therefore resolves the detail page and when suffixed again with .png the image of a block.
"amount" defines the quantity of an item that is used in the recipe. If omitted exacly one is assumed. Only amounts larger than one are indicated with numbers.
Note that tool also takes an item stack as an argument, but it will ignore any amounts.
Thanks to drcrazy for the Minecraft like styling! And thanks to dali99 for updating to Hogfather.