If I could live entirely in Emacs, I would. But... I now have to collaborate with others on a shared wiki and my team requires a web interface to edit pages.
So I need to select a wiki engine. Ideally, while my team can update pages though the web, I would be able to do the same, entirely from within Emacs. The features I am looking for broadly include:
- Open source and self-hosted
- Git based wiki that I can checkout and archive locally, pulling changes and pushing updates as I go. Bonus points if it works with
Magit
- Access and edit via Emacs org-mode. If the entire wiki could live on my computer as a single
org-mode
document, that would be fantastic! - Easily install the wiki engine locally on my mac for config/testing and then easily porting this to the production server for deployment
- Bootstrap themes available
- Supported with a healthy developer community
- Flat file architecture. I don't want to mess with databases
Any ideas?
ox-hugo
to manage my entire wiki from within a singleorg
document, with git to push/pull changes. But... I thought Hugo was a blogging engine? Can this be made to work as a wiki?org-mode
, including manage documentation for our company's operating manual. However... I also need this document to be accessible to my team with a web interface, so that they can contribute. Ideally, I would find a git-backed wiki that also has an html editor. Ideally, I would find something with the ease of installation, portability and plugin repository of Dokuwiki but git-backed with native support fororg-mode
(like Gollum?).ob-wk
with eitherorg-babel-detangle
ororg-tangle-sync
so changes can get round-tripped back intoorg-mode
. Awesome! Hey, you you want to write this up, I'll accept it as the answer.