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None will be a perfect replacement for all the features but try and get near enough.
wiki.js
https://js.wiki/ and https://github.com/requarks/wiki
Pros:
- Simple install
- WYSIWYG editor is reasonably good (inter-wiki links are a bit of a pain)
- Has breadcrumbs and page hierarchy (even if sidebar navigation is a bit pants and you have to set your own breadcrumb names by hand)
- Can alter the search engine to be better than usual
- Has a basic kind of confluence import
Cons:
- Table of Contents zone + sidebar takes up 1/3rd of your screen (but at least you can shove it left or right)
- Version 2.x is pretty static and 3.x is not due for ages even though it contains some good features we'd want (eg tagging pages to have them grouped together, for lexicon stuff)
- Asset manager is not awful but not great
- Importing from Confluence will involve some manual work, some things might need to be reformatted
- User management doesn't look great
- Limited customisation options (eg navigation/toc bars) and no plugins
Other:
- Plugins but npm: https://docs.requarks.io/dev/modules
Examples in NWN community:
Outline
https://www.getoutline.com/ and https://github.com/outline/outline
Pros:
- Has Confluence import https://docs.getoutline.com/s/guide/doc/confluence-import-UGCiYLYgBd but not fully complete
- Templates
- WYSIWG editor (untested) and Markdown support
- Diagrams
- Multiple "workspaces" allowing NWN1/NWN2/lexicon separation
Cons:
- No mediawiki import
- No categories, or page tags by default? Not sure how you find things other than breadcrums or search which can be tough in some instances (such as the lexicon content)
Bookstack
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