Here we list a few tools that are of particular use in managing and creating Fedwiki content.
# Imagine Transport This new transport imports Tweets, Flickr images, Pinterest pins, and simple web images.
POST https://rest.livecode.world/imagine
# Wikipedia Transport
The Wikipedia Transport below allows you to drop a Wikipedia url onto it and import or images - wikipedia 
POST https://rest.livecode.world/mediawiki
# Import Audioboo
The Audioboom Transport creates HTML5 Audio pages in Fedwiki - audioboom.com
POST https://rest.livecode.world/audioboom
# OneTab Transport
This OneTab Transport imports bookmarks from the bookmarking service - one-tab.com
POST https://rest.livecode.world/onetab
# Podcast Transport This transport imports bbc and Radio Lab audio podcasts.
POST https://rest.livecode.world/bbc
# Flagmatic Plugin This plugin offers an assortment of flags that can replace that of the logged-in site. See About Flagmatic Plugin.
# Map Transport Drag a url from OpenStreetMap or a geolocated image onto the transport below to create a map:
POST https://rest.livecode.world/map
# Echo Transport
Drop a url on here to see the json sent to the transport:
POST https://rest.livecode.world/echo
Here is a simple test transport:
POST https://rest.livecode.world/test
# Youtube Transport This Youtube Transporter allows you to import videos from Youtube, complete with all their metadata. It also allows you to import playlists, channels, and all uploads from a user.
POST https://rest.livecode.world/youtube
# Fedwiki Utils
This transporter compacts About Reference Plugin links to a "See also" markdown section:
POST https://rest.livecode.world/fedwiki/compact_Refs
This version of the Journal Cleaner Transport preserves only Fork Actions in the journal. Let's call it the Fork Cleaner Transport.
POST https://rest.livecode.world/fedwiki/fork_Cleaner
We can also fix page title capitalisation using:
POST https://rest.livecode.world/fedwiki/fix_Title
POST https://rest.livecode.world/fedwiki/journal
# Search Plugin
The search plugin contains a query as its text, performs that query on emit, and reports results in page as flags ordered by the titles that have them.
PLUGINS search