Oddmuse

The project is a simple Wiki engine written in Perl that requires no database support and aims to build a lightweight, easy-to-use Wiki platform for small teams or individuals. It inherits the concept of UseModWiki, emphasizes minimal installation and high scalability, and is suitable for a self-hosted Wiki solution that is quickly deployed and easy to secondary development. core features · A script, minimalist design The entire engine core is implemented with only one Perl script, making it easy to install and maintain. · No database required, use file system storage Page data is stored in the local file system in the form of ordinary text files, without the need to install and maintain a database, making it simple and efficient. · Support version control and history recovery Automatically records page history and provides common wiki functions such as comparing differences (diff) and restoring old versions. · Tag syntax and linking mechanism Supports linking syntax within double brackets [[…]] similar to UseModWiki, allowing users to quickly create new pages or link to other pages. · Generate valid XHTML pages Pages are generated by default that comply with the XHTML 1.0 Strict standard and are compatible with modern CSS styles. · Unicode and multi-language support UTF8 encoding is supported by default, and multi-language sites are supported. Some modules can assist in displaying the languages that users understand by paragraph. · caching mechanism Multi-level caching mechanism improves rendering and access speed.