2016-01-08, 15:12
Hello
I would like ask skilled skinners if it's possible to write script (or sth like this) which would apply changes to confluence skin dynamically.
Let's say you would like to have default skin, but integrated with some add-on. So you would download script/add-on/whatever, choose run, select checkbox with feature you want (there could be more features of course), run it and it would create new skin by copy and modify - on the fly, taking as a base default confluence skin.
Every feature could be in form of plugin.
That way you would be able to have customized skin with only those features you really need.
Additionally, when new version of base confluence is available, you run script again and have your skin updated to the newest version.
What do you think about this idea?
What technology would be best to write this script?
I would like ask skilled skinners if it's possible to write script (or sth like this) which would apply changes to confluence skin dynamically.
Let's say you would like to have default skin, but integrated with some add-on. So you would download script/add-on/whatever, choose run, select checkbox with feature you want (there could be more features of course), run it and it would create new skin by copy and modify - on the fly, taking as a base default confluence skin.
Every feature could be in form of plugin.
That way you would be able to have customized skin with only those features you really need.
Additionally, when new version of base confluence is available, you run script again and have your skin updated to the newest version.
What do you think about this idea?
What technology would be best to write this script?
