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antimatter_wiki

v0.1.23

Published

collaborative wiki using antimatter sync algorithm

Readme

Antimatter Wiki

A collaborative wiki based on the Antimatter Algorithm.

Installation

npm install -g antimatter_wiki

Quick Start

  1. Create a data directory for the wiki:
    mkdir my_wiki
    cd my_wiki
  2. Run the wiki server:
    antimatter_wiki
  3. Open your browser and navigate to:
    http://localhost:1001/any-page-name

Now click the "edit" button in the lower-right, and edit the page to create it!

Configuration

Command Line Options

antimatter_wiki [port] [cert_file] [key_file]

| Parameter | Description | Default | |-----------|-------------|---------| | port | Port number to serve on | 1001 | | cert_file | SSL certificate file for HTTPS | none | | key_file | SSL key file for HTTPS | none |

Examples

Run on a different port:

antimatter_wiki 8080

Run with HTTPS:

antimatter_wiki 443 /path/to/cert.pem /path/to/key.pem

Data Storage

The wiki automatically creates and uses a antimatter_wiki_db directory in your current working directory to store all wiki pages and data.