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Export Azure DevOps Wiki to PDF
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🏎 Quickstart
This tool exports an Azure DevOps wiki as PDF. Therefore, you need to git clone the target wiki to a computer. You can get the clone link of the wiki in the top right of the wiki homepage: 
To clone this wiki, use the following command: git clone https://dev.azure.com/mmelcher/AzureDevOps.WikiPDFExport/_git/AzureDevOps.WikiPDFExport.wiki The result should look like this: 
Cloned wiki repository" width="" /> Once you have cloned the wiki, you must download the Azure DevOps WikiPDFExport tool. azuredevops-export-wiki.exe (~30MB) You can drop it right into the cloned folder and execute it there. Launched without parameters, the tool will detect all wiki files next to it and convert it to a PDF called export.pdf right next to it. Similar to this pdf. If you need more control over the output, please see the Configuration Options below or by launching the tool with --help parameter.
💪 Features
- Export all wiki pages (and sub pages) in the correct order including styles and formatting.
- Includes pictures (remote and relative urls)
- Table of Contents
- If you link to other wiki pages, the link in the PDF will work, too.
- Everything self-contained. Download the .exe file, run it, done.
- It is fast. A PDF with 160 pages is created in less than a second.
- Tool can be used as part of a build, see BuildTask
- Supports emoticons :) ⚠ ℹ
- Mermaid supported
- Workitems can be referenced and will be included in the pdf as link with the current status, e.g. #7.
- Math/Latex formulas are rendered
🛰 Requirements
The tool is developed as .NET 6 application, therefore you need to have the runtime installed. Download is available here. It requires a x64 windows or linux runtime.
🔽 Download
The download is available here
