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== Other Wiki software == [[https://github.com/gollum/gollum|gollum]] is a Ruby-powered solution by GitHub. Not sure who uses it. Stores files on disk, relies on git for revision control. [[https://realms.io/|realms]] ([[https://github.com/scragg0x/realms-wiki|realms-wiki on github]]) is a gollum-inspired, Python and git-powered Wiki. Database is required for multi-user. Great deployment at https://flexget.com/. == Documentation generators == http://www.mkdocs.org/: Static site generator oriented around creating documentation, like Sphinx. Used for gluster's documentation. |
My notes on other Wiki software.
See ikiwiki too.
Using python's Sphinx as a wiki
Examples:
https://wiki.lacto.se/, whose source code is at https://github.com/polyzen/wiki
Sphinx' own doc directory appears to be a Wiki-like document
For each of these projects, make sure python-sphinx (Ubuntu) is installed and run make html.
Other Wiki software
gollum is a Ruby-powered solution by GitHub. Not sure who uses it. Stores files on disk, relies on git for revision control.
realms (realms-wiki on github) is a gollum-inspired, Python and git-powered Wiki. Database is required for multi-user. Great deployment at https://flexget.com/.
Documentation generators
http://www.mkdocs.org/: Static site generator oriented around creating documentation, like Sphinx. Used for gluster's documentation.
