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Wiki home page with formatted content, navigation sidebar, and quick-start links.
Self-hosted wiki for team documentation with permissions and version history.
Wiki home page with formatted content, navigation sidebar, and quick-start links.
Clean reading view of an engineering page with code blocks, lists, and breadcrumb navigation.
Split-pane Markdown editor with toolbar, live preview, and page property controls.
Administration dashboard showing page count, user count, groups, and recent activity.
Admin page management view listing all wiki pages with paths, locales, and edit actions.
User management panel showing registered accounts, roles, and last login times.
Authentication module settings showing available login strategies including LDAP, OIDC, and OAuth.
Wiki.js is a wiki platform built on Node.js, with Markdown, WYSIWYG, and block editors alongside page-level access control and full-text search. It supports more than 50 authentication providers, including OIDC and LDAP. Every page also keeps its own version history, so teams can see who changed what and roll back when needed. People who run Wiki.js themselves tend to point to how little it demands of the host: the whole stack is three lightweight containers. The app also manages its own HTTPS and Let's Encrypt certificates instead of expecting a reverse proxy bolted on separately. That cuts a lot of the usual setup work for anyone hosting a wiki on a small server rather than a full homelab. Every feature here, including the GraphQL API and multilingual support, is available self-hosted at no cost, with nothing gated behind a paid tier.
GitHub
requarks/wiki28.8k stars
3.3k forks
Commit activity
commits / monthAs of last sync (about 20 hours ago)
Funding
One-time, recurring, and corporate funding
Technology stack
AGPL-3.0
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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