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I use GitBook. It just takes in markdown files and renders it nicely on the web. Scales well with number of notes too. I have over 30,000 lines of markdown thu
by nikivi 6y ago
I use GitBook. It just takes in markdown files and renders it nicely on the web.
Scales well with number of notes too. I have over 30,000 lines of markdown thus far:
https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge
- siscia 6y agoYeah I am mostly looking for some place a little more private, so I can store ssh passwords or other stuff that I don't necessarily want google to index...
- nikivi 6y agoI do that with this setup too. Just put private things in `private` folder that is git ignored.
- jszymborski 6y agoYou might not want to store secrets in anything but a secret store/password manager/application explicitly built for storing secrets. You can also run DokuWiki locally for notes you wish to keep private, it's rather easy to do.