🍄📑 Filesystem and git-based wiki engine for the independent web written in Go and using Mycomarkup as its primary markup language.

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mycorrhiza wiki

A wiki engine inspired by fungi. Not production-ready.

Current version: 0.5 (or more?)

Current features

Edit pages through html forms
Responsive design
Theme support (no themes other than the default one implemented though)
Works in text browsers
Pages (called hyphae) can be written in markdown, creole or geminitext.
Two types of plugins: parsers (for supporting more markup languages) and languages (for i18n)
Change history is saved and can be viewed (no nice way to do this yet, it can be done by changing url only)
Namespaces called mycelia
Everything is stored as simple files, no database required

I guess you can just clone this repo and run make to play around with the default wiki.

Contents of wiki directory are under CC BY-SA 4.0.

File wiki/favicon.icon is from here.

The license for the rest of files is not decided yet, so let's consider it to be CC BY-SA 4.0 too.