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Re: Wiki.js
#2I've used the 1.x release, and the Mongo requirement was always a bit of a pin. I think v2 fixes that, but I haven't yet upgraded. Anyone has feedback on v1 vs v2?
Re: Wiki.js
#3If it doesn't run on MediaWiki, I'm not into it.
Re: Wiki.js
#4I've used the 1.x release, and the Mongo requirement was always a bit of a pin. I think v2 fixes that, but I haven't yet upgraded. Anyone has feedback on v1 vs v2?
Looks like they stopped using MongoDB: https://blog.requarks.io/the-switch-to-rdbms/
Re: Wiki.js
#5If it doesn't run on MediaWiki, I'm not into it.
Why?
Re: Wiki.js
#6I'd atleast expect a demo, and the homepage to be running on said wiki.
Re: Wiki.js
#7I've been using 2.x since Jan and have really liked it. I'm using it in docker with postgres iirc for a small team for infrastructure documentation. Very markdown friendly and gets the job done while looking nice.
Re: Wiki.js
#8If it doesn't run on MediaWiki, I'm not into it.
Why?
I mean, I appreciate the effort put into building this, but external tools like AWB, and userscripts/gadgets (plus a host of other goodies) can't be accessed over globally if it's on a completely different software. Almost every wiki on the net uses MediaWiki for good reason.
I will be happy if this Wiki.js platform does have compatibility with these features, though.
Re: Wiki.js
#9I'd atleast expect a demo, and the homepage to be running on said wiki.
There's a link to a demo in their README: https://docs.requarks.io/demo
Re: Wiki.js
#10I'd atleast expect a demo, and the homepage to be running on said wiki.
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