Confluence editing is an acquired knack, to be sure. I learned to tolerate its quirks since so much of this requires manual intervention to update the pages. I know nothing about Django so I don't know how others would use your app. Your demo page looks as good as Confluence could be expected to look. I suggest a "Type" field that declares whether it's a Boolean, string, numeric type to see that at a glance. Also, don't forget about Confluence "labels" (tags, really). Those are important to tie together related pages wherever they sit in the ToC tree. There's a pretty good established list at the bottom of https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Confluence+Wiki+Standar... Looks good to me, though. Thank you! Bote -----Original Message----- From: Freeswitch-docs [mailto:freeswitch-docs-bounces@lists.freeswitch.org] On Behalf Of Ryan Harris Sent: Tuesday, 30 January, 2018 11:24 To: freeswitch-docs@lists.freeswitch.org Subject: [Freeswitch-docs] Autogenerating Variables docs Hi list, Take a look at https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Autogenerated+DTMF+Vari... I was getting a little exhausted with Confluence automatic formatting. What I really wanted was a simple UI to catalog the variables and then generate the pages as I saw fit. I also wanted to tune the formatting so that there weren't any inconsistencies. So I made a simple Django app. You create a variable, assign it one or more categories, give it any number of usages (or none), include cross-references to other pages... Then, when you want to add it to confluence, it spits out markup like what I've linked above. Hopefully this will improve documentation efforts -- at least for the variables catalog. What do you think? I'll put the source up on stash. Would anyone be willing to use this locally? I can also set the app on a public domain.