A free and open-source wiki, based on git. No databases, no hassle.
Skribki stands apart from most wiki software in its simplicity without sacraficing functionality; it runs entirely without external databases or login systems, making it super simple to install. Just download it and its ready to go.
Skribki can be quickly installed by simply cloning the repository and installing its dependencies. You will need npm and NodeJS 6 or later for this.
$ git clone https://github.com/VevoxDigital/Skribki --branch=master && npm install
$ npm start
For a more in-depth guide, check this out.
Skribki runs completely without a database, meaning you do not have to install an entire separate database (which usually comes with a daemon) to maintain, it just works out of the box.
The pages themselves are managed by a git repository within the app, so you could in theory modify pages from sources outside the wiki. For authentication, Skribki utilizes OAuth providers to store user account data elsewhere; you can either integrate with your pre-existing system and/or use any number of OAuth providers available.
What sets Skribki apart from other software is its extreme flexibility without over-complicating its functionality. Themes, custom parsers, new authentication strategies, and more can all be added, but Skribki is ready to go without any fidgeting. Included in this repository is the Vevox Blue theme, a GitHub authentication option, and a simple markdown parser.
Read up here if you want to add more.
The name Skribki is a compound word from Sulang, meaning 'Writing by the People'.
skrib (n.)
written information; lit. writing, text
-ki (suff.)
by/of people
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