This web application reads and display content from a Git repository. Features to create and modify wiki page with the browser will be provided later (Contributions are welcomed).
Main existing features:
- Support of the Dokuwiki syntax and extended tags (support of others wiki syntaxes is planned of course);
- user protocols for links: you can define "protocols" for urls to have aliases to real urls;
- store anything in your repository and where you want: images, pdf, xml files etc.. ;
- hidden files: files or directory begining by a dot are not accessible with a browser;
- support of several syntaxes or type file: assign a rendering engine to specific file extensions;
- multiviews: in an URL, the extension part of a filename is not required, Gitiwiki will find the right file. So later you can modify the extension (and so the wiki syntax for example) without modifying URL in other files;
- support of redirections: you rename a file or move your page, even to another site? Indicate it to Gitiwiki.
- support of books: define a page including a summary, the files list of your book, and Gitiwiki adds navigation bar automatically on web pages.
- Docbook generation: a command is available to generate a docbook file from a "book". You can then generate a PDF file with external tools, from this docbook file.
A demo ? Go to the web site of Jelix manuals to see Gitiwiki in action, and on this github repository to see its wiki content.
- Installation
- Adding a repository and what it should contain.
- URL in wiki content
- Wiki syntax
- Writing books
- Customization: design