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'''PmWiki''' is a [[Wiki]] software package, similar to other wiki packages, such as [[MediaWiki]] and [[TikiWiki]]. It's a flat-file, PHP. | '''PmWiki''' is a [[Wiki]] software package, similar to other wiki packages, such as [[MediaWiki]] and [[TikiWiki]]. It's a flat-file, [[PHP]]. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
PmWiki is written in | PmWiki is written in PHP, and by default stores it's data in a [[flat-file]] store. It is able to be configured to utilize [[MySQL]], [[MS SQL]], as well as a variety of other data stores through it's plugin system. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The current version of PmWiki is 2.2.13<ref>http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Download</ref>. The core package is very feature-limited, as proscribed by the PmWiki philosophy of keeping everything in the core to a minimum, and allow ease of extensibility.<ref>http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PmWikiPhilosophy</ref> | The current version of PmWiki is 2.2.13<ref>http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Download</ref>. The core package is very feature-limited, as proscribed by the PmWiki philosophy of keeping everything in the core to a minimum, and allow ease of extensibility.<ref>http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PmWikiPhilosophy</ref> | ||
The following things are built into the core: Basic user authentication, core markup, and file history management. Features available though plugins (called ''Recipes'') are: | |||
* Multiple data stores | |||
* Extended markups | |||
* Skins | |||
* Forum integration | |||
Revision as of 13:03, 26 February 2010
PmWiki is a Wiki software package, similar to other wiki packages, such as MediaWiki and TikiWiki. It's a flat-file, PHP.
Features
PmWiki is written in PHP, and by default stores it's data in a flat-file store. It is able to be configured to utilize MySQL, MS SQL, as well as a variety of other data stores through it's plugin system.
Design
The current version of PmWiki is 2.2.13[1]. The core package is very feature-limited, as proscribed by the PmWiki philosophy of keeping everything in the core to a minimum, and allow ease of extensibility.[2]
The following things are built into the core: Basic user authentication, core markup, and file history management. Features available though plugins (called Recipes) are:
- Multiple data stores
- Extended markups
- Skins
- Forum integration