Probably old hat to some...but documentation is important. Just for once...I am trying to keep documentation AHEAD of the inevitable bork that destroys everything... so that in 3 months time I don't have to reconstitute everything out of thin air and swearing.

Anyhow, I came across this lovely little repo a while ago and though "yes, next time, use this"

https://github.com/Zavy86/WikiDocs

And so I am :)

I'll let the author speak to the perks (no affiliation, I just like wikidocs and wanted to share it)

  • Open source
  • Plain text files
  • No database required
  • Markdown syntax
  • YAML Frontmatter
  • Editor full WYSIWYG
  • Support for KaTeX math
  • Support for Mermaid diagrams
  • Unlimited page revisions
  • Uploading and downloading attachments
  • Uploading images (also from clipboard)
  • Content can be categorized in namespaces
  • Public and private browsing
  • Desktop and remote sync
  • Syntax highlighting
  • Multiple languages
  • Dark mode

While I show off a happy snap

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[–] [S] 1 point 4 days ago*

Dunno. Try it, see what happens. Probably nothing good :)

OTOH, if you have a local LLM, you should be able to get it to template your existing .md into a sane wiki structure.

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