Wiki|Docs

Wiki|Docs is a lightweight, databaseless wiki and documentation engine that stores content as plain Markdown files. It provides a WYSIWYG editor, attachments, image uploads, revision history and a generated index/sitemap for simple documentation sites.

Key Features

• Databaseless flat-file storage using plain Markdown files and directory namespaces
• WYSIWYG editor plus Markdown editing with KaTeX support for math rendering
• Unlimited page revisions and built-in versioning of documents
• Upload and manage attachments and images (including clipboard image paste)
• Automatic generated index and sitemap for content discovery
• Support for public and private browsing modes, syntax highlighting, multi-language and dark mode
• Deployable via Docker with bundled Apache/PHP; configuration examples for Apache and Nginx included

Use Cases

• Internal team knowledge base or product documentation for small-to-medium projects
• Project wiki for technical documentation and collaborative notes
• Lightweight public documentation site where a database is unnecessary

Limitations and Considerations

• Flat-file storage can limit scalability for very large sites or high-concurrency write workloads
• Advanced full-text search and enterprise features are not provided out of the box and may require external tooling
• Being PHP/Apache-based, deployments require a PHP runtime and appropriate web server configuration

Wiki|Docs is suitable for users who want a simple, file-based wiki with revision history and easy deployment. It is optimized for straightforward documentation workflows but may need additional tooling for large-scale search or enterprise integrations.