wikijs

A modern, lightweight and powerful wiki app built on NodeJS, Git and Markdown

• Official Website
• Documentation
• Requirements
• Change Log
• Feature Requests
• Milestones
• Chat with us
• Translations (We need your help!)
• Special Thanks

Documentation

• Installation Guide
• Admin Guide
• User Guide

Requirements

Wiki.js can run on virtually all platforms where Node.js can (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.).

• Node.js 6.9.0 or later
• MongoDB 3.2 or later
• Git 2.7.4 or later
• An empty Git repository (optional)

Read the full prerequisites article for full details.

Milestones

Current and upcoming milestones (major features only, see the changelog for complete list of features and bug fixes):

Beta 12

Planned for early June release

• Anchor with Copy to clipboard function
• Full UI Localization
• Heroku support
• New Localizations: Chinese, French, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish
• Refactor of all client-side code to modular Vue components

Beta 13

Planned for July release

• History / Revert to previous version feature
• Docker support + Auto compile/publish to Docker Hub

Future

• Insert Link modal in Editor
• Better simultaneous user editing handling
• Preview changes directly from the editor, without saving
• Upgrade from web UI

Gitter

Want to discuss features, ideas or issues? Join our gitter channel. We are very active and friendly!

Twitter

Follow our Twitter feed to learn about upcoming updates and new releases!

Translations

We are looking for translators to make Wiki.js available in multiple languages. If your language is not listed below and would like to contribute to this project, contact us on our gitter channel and we'll provide you with the necessary tool to add translations, no coding required!

Languages that are already translated:

• English
• Chinese - Thanks to @choicky
• French
• Korean - Thanks to @junwonpk
• Portuguese - Thanks to @felipeplets
• Russian - Thanks to @efimlosev
• Spanish - Thanks to @MatiasArriola

Special Thanks

Browserstack for providing access to their great cross-browser testing tools.

DigitalOcean for providing hosting of the Wiki.js documentation site.