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I understand "wiki" to mean something editable by users. I'm not really sure that this fulfils that. Maybe brand as a site generator?
by advisedwang 10y ago
I understand "wiki" to mean something editable by users. I'm not really sure that this fulfils that. Maybe brand as a site generator?
- a3n 10y agoIt's a personal wiki, and it is editable by the one user on the local machine, by editing rst or md source files. Could make it editable by other users on the local machine through file permissions. It's purposefully minimal, so no in-page editing, for example. I wanted to write no software and use what I already have that does the job. If you want to call it a site generator, I'm fine with that. :) Personal wikis are a thing, though. TiddlyWiki is more like what you're expecting, but it's still mostly a local machine thing, notwithstanding their recent (to me) publishing features. VimWiki is more like what I've made, except it's specific to vim. Still local. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_wiki
- Brian_K_White 10y agoPersonal wiki = not a wiki. vi is a "personal wiki"