Currently I have random docs/how-tos for my network stored in a forgejo repo, just a bunch of READMEs. I’d like to somehow make that a bit more official, I like writing it in markdown/git and having source control, but was wondering if anyone has a good wiki tool they like that can consume that and make it more hostable? Thanks!
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- curbstickle@anarchist.nexusEnglish4 months
Forgejo has a built in wiki capability.
I just use that, with configs in the repo.
- 4 months
Also, if you do it right, I’m pretty sure you can cross-link your git repo’s markdown files without using the built in wiki.
This makes it a lot more portable if you want to update the wiki in your favorite text editor.
- cheeseburger@piefed.caEnglish4 months
I’ve had this in my homelab for months and had no idea. Thanks.
- curbstickle@anarchist.nexusEnglish4 months
As well as any other mermaid renderers I’ve seen. Which is to say it works, but has the same drawbacks for diagrams I’ve seen everywhere else with mermaid.
- lorentz@feddit.itEnglish4 months
I use https://mycorrhiza.wiki/. It is really lightweight and stores data in a git repo. So it is terribly easy to export and backup it. the only drawback is that it uses its own markdown dialect
- Zenlix@lemmy.mlEnglish4 months
I have markdown files in a git repo and run mdbook via cicd so I get a nice html build. Localy I can build it too or just use the markdown files (except for mdbook specific features such as preprocessors).
