Wiki.js

Documentation

Wiki.js is a powerful and extensible open-source wiki software designed to make documentation a joy to write. Built on Node.js, it offers a beautiful and intuitive interface that simplifies the documentation process for teams of all sizes. Whether you want to host it yourself or deploy it on a cloud provider, Wiki.js provides the flexibility you need to get started quickly and efficiently.

• Easy Installation: Get started quickly with self-hosted or cloud-based installation options.
• Customizable: Tailor your wiki with a wide range of modules that can be turned on or off as needed.
• Authentication: Supports local, social, and enterprise authentication methods, including 2FA.
• Editors: Choose from Markdown, Visual Builder, Plain HTML, and more for content creation.
• Version Tracking: Keep track of changes with version history, compare versions, and export or branch off content.
• Localization: Available in multiple languages with native RTL support and multilingual content capabilities.
• Media Assets: Manage images, code highlighting, diagrams, math expressions, and media players with ease.
• Search: Utilize powerful search options including cloud search and Elasticsearch.
• Storage: Supports various storage options such as Git, enterprise cloud storage, and local/network storage.
• User Management: Manage users, groups, permissions, and page rules effortlessly.
• Themes: Customize your wiki's appearance with dark mode, custom themes, and the ability to inject custom CSS/JS.

In conclusion, Wiki.js is not just about being free; it’s about being open. It invites contributions from the community to add new features and squash bugs, making it a robust and reliable choice for any documentation needs.