Welcome
First of all, there are no otters here. I'm utterly sorry about that. When I started this project, the name was given by the decision to write an otter wiki. -- Ralph
This is the home of An Otter Wiki. A minimalistic wiki powered by python, markdown and git.
Notable Features
- Minimalistic interface with dark-mode support
- Editor with tools for convenient markdown editing
- Upload and attach files to pages or paste images directly in the editor
- Version tracking allows to compare revisions and revert changes
- User authentication with self-registration and password recovery
- Extended Markdown: tables, footnotes, fancy blocks, alerts and mermaid diagrams
- Customizable Sidebar: Create a menu and/or display a page index
- (experimental) Git http server: clone, pull and push the content of your wiki
- A very cute Otter as logo (drawn and released by Christy Presler under CC BY 3.0)
Try It Out
- Want to see An Otter Wiki in action? Check out our live Demo.
- Looking for examples on how to use this wiki? You're in luck! We have a collection of Examples that demonstrate its capabilities.
Getting Started
Ready to set up your own instance? Follow the installation guide to set up your wiki. For detailed information about the configuration, consult our configuration guide.
Contributing
Thank you for considering to contribute to An Otter Wiki! If you ran into an issue or want to request a feature, please reach out via github. Or fork the repository develop the feature and submit a pull request. Detailed instructions about setting up a development environment can be found in Development.
Want to help improve this documentation? Found a typo, a missing section, or have an idea for a FAQ entry? We welcome your pull requests to the otterwiki-documentation repository.
Licence
An Otter Wiki is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.