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SVN Browser is just that. A simple class written in PHP that allows you to view your subversion repository through a webbrowser. It can be used standalone, or as a WordPress plugin. This page uses the plugin, as demonstration (see below).

Standalone installation:

• Click on the ‘.tar archive’-link below.
• Unpack the archive somewhere in your webserver’s document root.
• Copy the file ‘config.php.dist’ to ‘config.php’ and change values where needed.

WordPress plugin installation:

• Click on the ‘.tar archive’-link below.
• Unpack the archive in your server’s ‘../wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
• Enable the plugin.
• Configure the plugin through the ‘Settings’ menu on the WP Dashboard.
• Create a page or a post and type ‘[[svnbrowser]]’ in it somewhere.

Now, why would I want to write yet another subversion browser thingy? Well, I wanted one that looks as cool as the browser in Trac, as a plugin for WordPress. I didn’t find any, so I wrote my own. And here it is.

There is no support and no warranties. There is also no fee that I expect you to pay. But there’s the nice little Google Ads to the right of this page, which you are encouraged to click on.

Download the latest version here: SVN Browser 0.2, or browse the current SVN tree.