WikklyText A wikitext server and rendering library
What is WikklyText?
- It provides a lightweight, portable, extensible wiki language, compatible with TiddlyWiki
(see also: MarkupReference). - It is easily used as a WikiOnAStick for keeping a personal wiki.
- It can be used BehindApache to serve a multiuser wiki.
- It can be plugged into Drupal allowing you to write in WikklyText markup on your existing Drupal site.
- It provides "Safe" and "Full" modes: In "Safe" mode, the user is restricted to only calling safe macros, no HTML injection is possible, and the generated text is filtered to preclude XSS issues. In a server setting (e.g. Drupal or Apache) this allows untrusted users to write WikklyText content without endangering system security.
- It has a powerful extension mechanism, including embedding Python code in documents with <?py ... ?>.
- It is a modular Python library that you can use to build your own wikitext rendering applications. You can render to both HTML and XML for flexibility.
- It is provided under a free license.
You might be interested in reading the RecentChanges.
Oops, the link on the DrupalPlugIn page was pointing to the wrong file. If you had problems getting the plugin, please try again.
WikklyText 1.3.0 released. This adds a new GUI 'control center' which is handy when you are managing multiple local wikis. There are several other smaller enhancements and fixes, see the RecentChanges.
WikklyText 1.2.2 released. This corrects an issue with reading wikis created by TiddlyWiki 2.4.0.
WikklyText 1.2 released. This releases fixes a showstopper bug in the standalone server, you almost certainly want to upgrade. A few other minor updates were made; see RecentChanges for more information.
WikklyText 1.1 released. The main features of this release are that the wiki server now provides an RSS (2.0) feed, and you have a new file serving area (the files/ folder under your wiki root).
WikklyText 1.0 released. This is the first stable release. WikklyText now features a full-blown wiki implementation that can run as a standalone server (a WikiOnAStick) or BehindApache.
June 17, 2008
Oops, the link on the DrupalPlugIn page was pointing to the wrong file. If you had problems getting the plugin, please try again.
June 11, 2008
WikklyText 1.3.0 released. This adds a new GUI 'control center' which is handy when you are managing multiple local wikis. There are several other smaller enhancements and fixes, see the RecentChanges.
May 10, 2008
WikklyText 1.2.2 released. This corrects an issue with reading wikis created by TiddlyWiki 2.4.0.
April 18, 2008
WikklyText 1.2 released. This releases fixes a showstopper bug in the standalone server, you almost certainly want to upgrade. A few other minor updates were made; see RecentChanges for more information.
March 16, 2008
WikklyText 1.1 released. The main features of this release are that the wiki server now provides an RSS (2.0) feed, and you have a new file serving area (the files/ folder under your wiki root).
March 5, 2008
WikklyText 1.0 released. This is the first stable release. WikklyText now features a full-blown wiki implementation that can run as a standalone server (a WikiOnAStick) or BehindApache.
- If you want to try it out without installing Python, and you are running Windows, WikExeWin32 is a quick way to get started.
- Otherwise, install the Python package.
- To use with Drupal, get the DrupalPlugIn.
Some starting points for using WikklyText.
- UsingWik
- Use the wik standalone tool to create, manage, render and serve full blown wikis.
Unless you are a programmer, this is probably what you want to use! - MarkupReference
- A complete reference to the WikklyText markup language
For programmers
- WikklyTextApi
- Documents the primary entry points.
Other/older tools
- wikkly2html
- Renders a single text file at a time.
- twextract
- Tool for converting a TiddlyWiki to standalone HTML (superceded by wik).
There is a mailing list for WikklyText users and developers. Please post support questions there so everyone may benefit from the answers. Security-related announcements will be posted there as well, so if you are running a public WikklyText site, you may want to subscribe to the list.
The list is hosted at Google Groups: WikklyText Mailing list
The list is hosted at Google Groups: WikklyText Mailing list
The site you are viewing is a WikklyText wiki. If you are familiar with TiddlyWiki you'll notice that WikklyText wikis use the same naming scheme. This is done so that you can move content freely between a TiddlyWiki and a WikklyText wiki. (See the wik conv command in UsingWik.)
Much of the time, this site will be running a prerelease version of WikklyText. Don't be surprised to see a version number (on the link at the bottom) that is not yet available for download. All features will be included in the next stable release.
Much of the time, this site will be running a prerelease version of WikklyText. Don't be surprised to see a version number (on the link at the bottom) that is not yet available for download. All features will be included in the next stable release.