Git Wiki Theme

Overview

Git-wiki is a modular and full-featured wiki powered by Git, GitHub/Gitlab Pages, and pull requests. It consists of three different repositories: git-wiki-theme, git-wiki-skeleton, and git-wiki. Git-wiki allows users to create and customize their own wiki projects using the provided theme and skeleton.

Features

• Improved Cooperative Aspect: Git-wiki supports forks, pull requests, and roles, making collaboration easier.
• Customization: Users can customize their wikis with stylesheets and change the layout to fit their needs.
• No Databases: The wiki is built using static files, making it fast and easy to download.
• Blazing Fast and Free: Thanks to GitHub/Gitlab Pages and the Jekyll Server Side Generation process, the wiki is both fast and free to use.
• Markdown and HTML Support: Users can use a combination of Markdown and HTML to create and format content.
• Multiple Search Engines: The wiki supports multiple free search engines on a static site.
• History and Revision Comparison: Users can view the revision history and compare different versions of a page.
• Easy Page Creation: Non-existent wiki page links are highlighted in red and can be clicked to automatically create a new page.
• Automatic Icon Generation: External links automatically receive the appropriate icon.
• Component System with Hooks: Git-wiki offers a component system with hooks that allows for complete customization of the wiki's user interface.
• Internal Themes: Users can easily change the entire wiki's UI with a single configuration.
• Integrated Blogging Feature: Thanks to Jekyll, Git-wiki includes an integrated blogging feature.
• Automatically Generated Table of Contents: Git-wiki automatically generates a table of contents for each page.
• Offline Usage: Users can download the entire wiki for offline usage and navigate using a Markdown reader.