Hi, been looking for a .net wiki

[rchott]

...and there doesn't seem to be many that see active development.

while i see that you've designed this with SqlLite in mind, I assume that using Sql 2022 is totally acceptable?

The other thing I need to be able to do is to mix in with a collection of static pages. These static pages are generated usually from one of several LLM's as static Html via TamperMonkey scripts. These scripts strip out all the js and retain the source sites's css. I'm hoping to have links to them , or even better be able to load each into an Iframe that holds it on the page, allowing notes of it's contents to be entered on a wiki page. As long as said notes are searchable, I'm less concerned about making the imported page (in the iframe) searchable, though, it would be nice.

I'll probably download your project this weekend and start to experiment with it, but seeing as it sees regular updates even now, I figured I'd toss this goal out there and see if anyone who finds this has any thoughts up front.

[NTDLS]

We actually migrated from SQL Server to SQLite since SQLite is just built in and there's nothing else to install or support. Running on SQL Server would not be impossible but it is not something we are looking to do again. I'd be happy to discuss, with SQLite has proven to scale to an acceptable degree even with a large-ish number of pages, revisions and users.

The wiki is built to be easily extendable with three types of functions Standard Functions, Scope Functions, and Instruction Functions. You can check out the function calling convention to see how to call the various types of functions, play with them in the live sandbox, or create a new page on TightWiki.com.

Adding new functions in C# is pretty straight forward, so if you need some assistance adding one - let me know.

[rchott]

Thanks, for the information.

Any thoughts on being able to reference and comment on an existing (or numerous existing) static HTML pages? I only thought that loading it in iframe would be a easy to show it while adding notes to it.

[NTDLS]

@rchott I not fully understanding the requirements. Are you wanting to display an existing web-page on the wiki page?

For example, a new function called something like #Frame("https://SomeOtherSite.com/OtherPage.html"), which would display the given page in an iframe on the wiki page that contains the function?

[rchott]

It could be on the same /site/ as in ..

if my wiki started at mydomain.com/wiki

the static pages would be at something like mydomain.com/static/page.html

(even if mydomain is just localhost for now)

this would show that page (with its corresponding css) and allow me to save that with a typed outline of whats on that page; as long as the outline that I add (anticipating a rich text editor, but at least a text area) is searchable; with that iframe appearing on the page with it.

[NTDLS]

@rchott are you looking for something like this? This is just a concept and has not been released, but its pretty simple to add. You can see that on the wiki page we have two iFrames, one pointing to an external website and one pointing to a wiki page.

**This is a default iFrame**
##IFrame("https://www.majorgeeks.com/")

**This is a fixed size iFrame with a border**
##IFrame("Wiki About", 200, 500, :border=1)