LeoMoon Wiki-Go

LeoMoon Wiki-Go is a flat-file wiki platform designed for creating and managing knowledge bases, documentation, and collaborative content without the need for an external database. Built with Go, the platform emphasizes simplicity and minimal maintenance, offering a databaseless approach for users who prefer not to manage complex back-end systems. Its interface supports the creation of various document types, including traditional Markdown text documents, Kanban-style visual task boards, and organized link collections.

The platform provides a range of features for document management, such as creating, moving, renaming, and deleting documents and folders. Users can attach files to documents, with support for multiple file types including images, text, archives, and office documents, and there are controls for managing file upload size and file type checking. Document versioning is available, allowing users to keep previous versions and preview them as needed. The system also includes tools for importing markdown files from ZIP archives, preserving the directory structure within the wiki, and creating backups that encompass all documents, images, and configuration files.

Access control is a key component, with options to manage users, assign roles (administrator, editor, viewer), and define path-based access rules for different sections of the wiki. Access levels can be set to public, private, or restricted to specific user groups. Additional security features include brute-force protection with configurable login bans. The platform supports multiple interface languages, allowing users to select from a wide range of languages for the user interface.

LeoMoon Wiki-Go is suitable for individuals or teams seeking a straightforward, database-free solution for collaborative documentation and knowledge management. Its flat-file architecture and focus on Markdown make it accessible for users who prioritize ease of setup and low maintenance.