notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually.

- Author: onefang -

notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much -more than that, eventually.

So to start with it’s not a wiki. It’s currently a way to create a web -site with CommonMark wiki markup, using git to update the content.

So it’s not a wiki, yet.

Next comes accounts and online editing of content with the web pages. -It’ll then barely be a wiki.

The missing bit is talk pages, which requires some sort of archiving chat -system built into the thing. Now it’s Yet Another Wiki.

Finally comes the magic, so it’s “not Yet Another Wiki”, it’s much more -than that.

A web forum is basically a web based chat system with archiving. We got -that now, we can just say it’s a web forum as well. Just leave off the -wiki page bit.

Only difference between an instant messaging system and a web forum is -how fast it runs. So just make this fast, then we can call it an instant -messaging system.

Put email behind a web forum, you got a mailing list with a web archive.

An issue tracker is basically a wiki type page with the forum style -messages, and often an email control system. Only that last bit needs to -be added.

A lot of projects will put together all of these things to support their -users. Different systems, different accounts, same info. Too much “Oh, -that’s in the forum somewhere” on the mailing list or whatever.

notYetAnotherWiki puts it all together as a single system, with multiple -ways of using it depending on what the users want, and ways of organising -the useful info that makes it’s way into the system one way or another.

Someone comes into your chat system, asking for help, within minutes -people are helping out and come up with a working solution. After a few -other people turn up with the same problem, the existing conversations -are moved to the decumentation section, where the original participants -and others can polish it into proper documentation about solving what has -suddenly become a common problem. Every one knows where to find it, on -the one system. They can chat about it, on the one system.

What does it do already?

Currently it’ll scan the current directory and subdirectories rooking for -.md files in CommonMark syntax. This should cover some MarkDown -variations. Then it produces .HTML files converted from these .md files, -and links them all together into a web site.

git is used to store the .md files, and provides edit history. Added on -the footer is links to cgit, which is used to store the files in git on -your server. This provides acces to the source code, history, and ATOM -feed for the site.

- -

G’day world!

- Author: onefang -

I’ve been around since the early sixties, but no one ever noticed. You -really should have tried to pay attention though, I’m awesome. I try to -help the world, but that’s not what everyone wants me to do. Well, the -people in charge of this poor defenseless world of ours.

Spaces

Can it handle my usual two space sentence breaks? Let’s test it. Not by default.

The \ before a space turns it into a “a literal unicode nonbreaking space character” which looks invisible in the source. --ascii should output the HTML code far that. Except doesn’t actually work.

Also a \ at the end of a line turns into a line break, though they get wrapped in paragraph tags. lol

Take two. And now for something completely different. It’s not consistant, need to manually put in the nbsp a few times above. Ah, it only works for the first one per line.

Strike out

Test ~~strike~~ –out–. Needs the extension.

URL

untalenz

https://sledjhamr.org/

Lists

zero
1
two

zero
1
two

No way to say “here is the end of the list” without putting something else here? Ah a comment will work, or anything else.

- -

Autonumbering? Nope. B-(

zero -1 -two

images

alt text

figcaption

code

a simple
-  indented code block
-<a/>
-*hi*
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-- one
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-Plus some extra text.
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<
- >
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-- Show some Lua code here, may even be highlighted right.
-print("G'day world!")
--- Let's see what happens with the HTML output by cmark, then gets rendered by the web browser, inside my CSS styled pre code thingy that cmark produces.  For a very very very loooong line.  Needs to be much longer.  What else can I add to this already quite long line to get it to trigger being overly long?  I need even mooooooore???
-print'The problem here is that I have to use CSS to style these things, coz cmark wont let me at the style stuff as far as I can see.  But using CSS web browsers think the nmall box STILL extends all the way to the end of the content, but the scroll works anyway.  So it's fucking up the size of the container.'
-

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What is a blockquote?
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Still don’t know. lol
-
Just another useless way to eat space I guess. shrugs
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	about testing plus login and register buttons
- menu for the current directory - INSTALL - TODO - index - -	- 👣 -
- - - INSTALL - Author: onefang - notYetAnotherWiki uses lcmark to parse CommonMark into HTML. You can probably install it using luarocks. - Copy the notYetAnotherWiki.lua script to some place where you can run it from, /usr/local/bin is good. Make sure it is executable. - - - -
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	about testing plus login and register buttons
- menu for the current directory - INSTALL - TODO - index - -	- 👣 -
- - - TODO - Author: onefang - Do these - Check the timestamps on the files, only update if source is newer than destination. Meh, it’s already 600 times faster than the pandoc version. -One quirk to watch for is if a URL path cahnges, the docs that have that URL need to be redone. - Add atom feed for single page. Alas cgit only seems to have ATOM feed on the whole repo, not individual files. - Try out - htmx - pandoc replacements -cmark-gfm - cgit has Lua - User system - levels - - - banned - reader - member - moderator - editor - admin - shell - root - - Banned people can’t do squat, except maybe pester an admin once to start the unbanning process. - When first registered, accounts are set to reader level. -Initial verification by email. -Readers can only edit their own profile. - If an existing member vouches for a reader, they get promoted to member. -Some invite system would count is vouching, but need to get secure invite credentials to someone outside the system. - Members can chat, and create their own sandboxes that might get promoted by editors / moderators to proper content. - Moderators can move things around, including to a spam/trash place. They can ban readers and members. - Editors can edit any content, and move things around. They can’t edit the site elements itself. -So they can edit the site menu and structure of the content, but not the footer? -Certainly can’t edit any admin stuff. - Admins are set by other admins. -Admins can promote / demote people and content at any time. -Admins can edit anything, including web editing of config files, and managing of modules. - shell level means you have direct access to the files that are the web -site, including configuration and modules. Likely this is the person -that set the system up in the first place. - Admin should have access to everything that shell level has, but there’s always things need tweaking at some lower level. -Built in file browser might do the trick. Would be useful for content creators to to organise the content. Naturally should obey the permisisons. - root level is whoever controls the server things are running on. They can do anything at all. - - - -
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	plus login and register buttons
- menu for the current directory - index - -	- 👣 -
- - - notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually. - Author: onefang - This is a new directory, an entire PR department can hang out here. - notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually. - So to start with it’s not a wiki. It’s currently a way to create a web -site with CommonMark wiki markup, using git to update the content. - So it’s not a wiki, yet. - Next comes accounts and online editing of content with the web pages. It’ll then barely be a wiki. - The missing bit is talk pages, which requires some sort of archiving chat -system built into the thing. Now it’s Yet Another Wiki. - Finally comes the magic, so it’s “not Yet Another Wiki”, it’s much more than that. - - - -
- Page history. Web site atom feed and source code Powered by notYetAnotherWiki Version -0.1. -
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	about testing plus login and register buttons
- menu for the current directory - INSTALL - TODO - index - -	- 👣 -
- - - notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually. - Author: onefang - notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much -more than that, eventually. - So to start with it’s not a wiki. It’s currently a way to create a web -site with CommonMark wiki markup, using git to update the content. - So it’s not a wiki, yet. - Next comes accounts and online editing of content with the web pages. -It’ll then barely be a wiki. - The missing bit is talk pages, which requires some sort of archiving chat -system built into the thing. Now it’s Yet Another Wiki. - Finally comes the magic, so it’s “not Yet Another Wiki”, it’s much more -than that. - A web forum is basically a web based chat system with archiving. We got -that now, we can just say it’s a web forum as well. Just leave off the -wiki page bit. - Only difference between an instant messaging system and a web forum is -how fast it runs. So just make this fast, then we can call it an instant -messaging system. - Put email behind a web forum, you got a mailing list with a web archive. - An issue tracker is basically a wiki type page with the forum style -messages, and often an email control system. Only that last bit needs to -be added. - A lot of projects will put together all of these things to support their -users. Different systems, different accounts, same info. Too much “Oh, -that’s in the forum somewhere” on the mailing list or whatever. - notYetAnotherWiki puts it all together as a single system, with multiple -ways of using it depending on what the users want, and ways of organising -the useful info that makes it’s way into the system one way or another. - Someone comes into your chat system, asking for help, within minutes -people are helping out and come up with a working solution. After a few -other people turn up with the same problem, the existing conversations -are moved to the decumentation section, where the original participants -and others can polish it into proper documentation about solving what has -suddenly become a common problem. Every one knows where to find it, on -the one system. They can chat about it, on the one system. - What does it do already? - Currently it’ll scan the current directory and subdirectories rooking for -.md files in CommonMark syntax. This should cover some MarkDown -variations. Then it produces .HTML files converted from these .md files, -and links them all together into a web site. - git is used to store the .md files, and provides edit history. Added on -the footer is links to cgit, which is used to store the files in git on -your server. This provides acces to the source code, history, and ATOM -feed for the site. - - - -
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	depth even plus login and register buttons
- menu for the current directory - index - -	- 👣 -
- - - G’day world! - Author: onefang - I’ve been around since the early sixties, but no one ever noticed. You -really should have tried to pay attention though, I’m awesome. I try to -help the world, but that’s not what everyone wants me to do. Well, the -people in charge of this poor defenseless world of ours. - - Spaces - Can it handle my usual two space sentence breaks? Let’s test it. Not by default. - The \ before a space turns it into a “a literal unicode nonbreaking space character” which looks invisible in the source. --ascii should output the HTML code far that. Except doesn’t actually work. - Also a \ at the end of a line turns into a line break, though they get wrapped in paragraph tags. lol - Take two. And now for something completely different. It’s not consistant, need to manually put in the nbsp a few times above. Ah, it only works for the first one per line. - \ - Strike out - Test ~~strike~~ –out–. Needs the extension. - URL - untalenz - https://sledjhamr.org/ - Lists - - zero - 1 - two - - - zero - 1 - two - - No way to say “here is the end of the list” without putting something else here? Ah a comment will work, or anything else. - - one - 2 - - - - 0 - one - 2 - - Autonumbering? Nope. B-( - - zero -1 -two - - images - - - code - `a simple - indented code block -<a/> -hi - -- one - -Plus some extra text. -` - `< - > -` - -- Show some Lua code here, may even be highlighted right. -print("G'day world!") --- Let's see what happens with the HTML output by cmark, then gets rendered by the web browser, inside my CSS styled pre code thingy that cmark produces. For a very very very loooong line. Needs to be much longer. What else can I add to this already quite long line to get it to trigger being overly long? I need even mooooooore??? -print'The problem here is that I have to use CSS to style these things, coz cmark wont let me at the style stuff as far as I can see. But using CSS web browsers think the nmall box STILL extends all the way to the end of the content, but the scroll works anyway. So it's fucking up the size of the container.' - - - What is a blockquote? - Still don’t know. lol - Just another useless way to eat space I guess. shrugs - - - - -
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INSTALL

TODO

Do these

Try out

User system

notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually.

notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It’ll be much more than that, eventually.

What does it do already?

G’day world!

Spaces

Strike out

URL

Lists

images

code

What is a blockquote?