This is a personal wiki system written in Javascript.

Wiki-toki is meant for private use and as such you need to logging to see or edit its pages. To login you only type a passphrase (there are no separate users, as it's meant for a single person).

• Pages are written in Markdown
• Live page preview while editing
• Preview of linked images
• Search, both for titles and content
• Page sharing: you can share certain pages so they are visible through a special URL
• Upload files to pages
• Renaming pages

The big missing feature is versioning: once you edit, there's no way to go back to previous versions.

To start it, you have to pass the configuration as environment variables:

npm_package_config_store_directory=tmp/store \
    npm_package_config__passphrase=secret-password \
    npm_package_config_session_secret=some-better-secret \
    npm_package_config_quiet=1 \
    node app.js

Note the npm_package_config_quiet variable, which suppresses a startup message. You might need that to run Wiki-Toki on your web server.

You can run the unit tests with buster-test, and the functional tests by running testem and going to http:https://localhost:7357 with a web browser.

The picture and PDF link icons are made by Jozef Krajčovič, and taken from https://www.iconfinder.com/iconsets/document-icons-2.

The search icon is made by Yannick Lung, and was taken from https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/314478/search_icon#size=16.

The trashcan icon is also made by Yannick Lung, and was taken from https://www.iconfinder.com/iconsets/freecns-cumulus.

The add attachment icon is made by Linh Pham Thi Dieu, and was taken from https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/763486/add_circle_new_outline_plus_sign_stroke_icon#size=128.