Triki-Wiki – flat-file Wiki software

Last Updated on January 22, 2024

Triki Wiki (Triki) is a lightweight, flat-file Wiki system written in PHP (and Xhtml).

It is small, very easy to install and highly portable. Its main strength is the optional (but preferred) FCK WYSIWYG Editor, which is a boon for non-technical users.

Triki comes with a plugin-system allowing for extensions to be added without touching the main code. Page locking is an optional plugin, as are nested pages, popup boxes and popup windows.

A Database-Plugin is intended, so currently Triki using flat files for the data storage (all in one directory). This limits Triki in the number of pages which can reasonably be managed.

Features include:

• Html or Xhtml (preferred).
• Display styling via CSS.
• Optional WYSIWYG-Editor (preferred, via FCKeditor).
• Optional fine-grain access control.
• Optional page-lock while editing.
• Optional comment thread to each page.
• Recent Changes, Uploads, Downloads, Diffs, list all pages, embedded pages, popup windows, popup boxes, optional AutoTOC.
• English, German, Finnish, Italian, Spanish.

Website: Abandoned
Support:
Developer: Tim Reeves
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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