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Gitit -- http://gitit.net http://gitit.net does most of this except the WYSIWYG part and simple layout. And you can host gitit on your own servers. Gitit is b
by FraaJad 16y ago
Gitit -- http://gitit.net http://gitit.net does most of this except the WYSIWYG part and simple layout.
And you can host gitit on your own servers.
Gitit is based on pandoc, which allows you to covert to and from rst, markdown, latex, .. and a dozen more formats.
- asb 16y agoAnother neat project is Gollum as released by Github which gives you a nice simple layout to a git-back wiki (https://github.com/github/gollum https://github.com/github/gollum ). Development seems a little slow though, with seemingly important pull requests like this one stuck with no official response: https://github.com/github/gollum/pull/121 https://github.com/github/gollum/pull/121 I've also just noticed that notepag.es is open source, and so you can host it on your server (but need to set up node.js and MongoDB). Finally, the concept is very similar to the now defunct infogami (which I believe was funded by YC and then merged with reddit?), by Aaron Swartz.