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From the original repo:

As I wanted a wiki that just uses plain markdown files as backend, that is easy to use and that is written in python, to enable me to easily hack around, but found nothing, I just wrote this down. I hope that it might help others ,too.

Underground Theater

When the need for a wiki arose, this fit the bill for our size and needs and remains flexible to our uses. The LICENSE remains under Alex, and upon his request, pull requests can be generated for any changes we make. In the spirit of open source, if you wish to contribute to this project in the form of a feature that may be useful to others, please consider contributing to the main source tree instead of ours.

Features

  • Markdown Syntax Editing
  • Tags
  • Regex Search
  • Random URLs
  • Web Editor
  • Pages can also be edited manually, possible uses are:
    • use the cli
    • use your favorite editor
    • sync with dropbox
    • and many more
  • easily themable

Planned

  • Speed Improvements
    • Code Optimizations
    • Caching
  • Wikilinks-Support
  • Access protection (for private wikis or to limit edits to a known group)
  • Settings via the webinterface

Setup

Just clone this repository, cd into it, run pip install -r requirements.txt and create content/ in the root directory with a config.py in it, that contains at least the following:

# encoding: <your encoding (probably utf-8)
SECRET_KEY='a unique and long key'
TITLE='Wiki' # Title Optional

Start

Afterwards just run the app however you want. I personally recommend something like gunicorn:

gunicorn app:app

You can install setproctitle with pip to get meaningful process names.

If you just want to try something out or debug something, you can execute the app with python app.py which will run the development server in debug mode. Have fun.

Theming

The templates are based on jinja2. I used bootstrap for the design. If you want to change the overall design, you should edit templates/base.html and/or static/bootstrap.css. If you do not like specific parts of the site, it should be fairly easy to find the equivalent template and edit it.

Underground Theater Contributors

tsal

Original Contributors

Thank you very much to my two top contributers @walkerh and @traeblain. You two have posted so many issues and especially solved them with so many pull requests, that I sometimes lose track of it! :)

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