WikiWikiWiki is a lightweight, flat-file PHP wiki engine designed for simplicity and ease of use. It eliminates the need for complex setups and database management, allowing users to focus solely on content creation.

Key Features

• Effortless Setup: No database required; just write and start editing.
• Markdown Support: Create rich content with Markdown formatting.
• Advanced Linking: Utilize wiki links ([[Document title]]), transclusion (![[Document title]]), and hashtags (#tag) for effective content organization.
• Search and Discovery: Easily find and navigate documents within the wiki.
• Document Management: Track edit history and protect against edit conflicts.
• Content Export: Export documents for different uses.
• Dynamic Feeds: Includes RSS, sitemap, and a read-only API for developers.
• User Customization: Manages user roles and edit permissions, with the option for public or private access.
• Theming Support: Customize appearance with themes, including a dark mode.
• Multilingual Support: Offers interfaces in both English and Korean.

Usage Examples

WikiWikiWiki features a comprehensive syntax for creating content:

Linking and Tags

Syntax	Description
[[Page title]]	Creates a link to another page
![[Page title]]	Embeds another page’s content inline
#tag	Adds a tag to a document
(redirect: Page title)	Redirects to another page

Embedding Content

Syntax	Description	Options	Example
(image: URL)	Display an image	width, height, caption	(image: URL width: 300px caption: Description)
(video: URL)	Embed a video	width, height	(video: URL width: 80%)
(map: Address)	Show a location on a map	width, height	(map: Central Park, New York)

API Access

Access a variety of feeds and API endpoints, including:

• /rss.xml: Get the RSS feed.
• /api/all: Retrieve a list of documents in JSON format.
• /api/wiki/{title}: Access specific document content in JSON.

With its user-friendly interface and robust features, WikiWikiWiki stands out as an effective solution for creating wikis without the overhead of traditional systems. For more information, visit the WikiWikiWiki Wiki.