Lightweight Wiki Recommendations Python based for LAN

[drmike]

Anyone around here a fan of Wiki software?

Looking for something lightweight, easily portable and probably Python based.

Anyone using such a tool currently that that can share the name of?

Looking to get my Tomboy notes off the PC and up to LAN.  So ideally Python app with web based interface

 

[Munzy]

Why not dokuwiki? Other then not python, but it works great. 

 

[drmike]

Portability and lightweight mainly.

Running stuff on lowly ARM devices with limited RAM.   So PHP is one more thing eating away at small pile of RAM + additional hardening stuff for such.

 

[mojeda]

http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinWiki

Python and no sql database needed.

 

[drmike]

http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinWiki

Python and no sql database needed.

I never realized MoinMoinWiki powered all that it did...  This might fit the need.   Super cool.

Now to find a recipe that works for it.

 

[sv01]

how about give gitbook.io try. (no python, no other script) just markdown plus web server.

At office we use gitbook as knowledge base for our dev team.

 

[willie]

MoinMoin isn't very fancy but it's in Python and very easy to set up.  Uses plain files instead of a database etc.  I ran an instance for something I was doing at work a while back, which had a dozen or so pages.  It was fine for that.  But if it were for something longer lasting and serious I'd probably bite the bullet and install mediawiki.

 

[raindog308]

If you want extreme lightweight, put Tiddlywiki on a server.  Single page of HTML and the wiki is done 100% in Javascript.

Of course, it doesn't have to be on a server - you can carry it on a USB, Dropbox, etc.  But it works on a server as well.

 

[mikho]

Noticed you mentioned ARM but if anyone is running windows and want a portsble wiki.


https://www.dokuwiki.org/install:dokuwiki_on_a_stick