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- API
- Every action in the Wiki.js 3.0 beta user interface is exposed as a REST endpoint documented with OpenAPI.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Architecture
- Wiki.js runs on Node.js with PostgreSQL in version 3.0 beta.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Publishing audience
- bothjs.wiki · read 20 Sep 2026
- Audit trail
- Every edit is diffed, attributed, and restorable in one click.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Authentication
- Supported authentication includes OIDC, LDAP, SAML 2.0, and local authentication.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Authoring
- The editor supports Markdown with live preview, tables, tabsets, diagrams, math, and syntax highlighting for more than 180 languages.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Collaboration
- Wiki.js 3.0 beta provides real-time collaboration with live cursors, presence, and conflict-free merges.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Custom domain
- Yesjs.wiki · read 20 Sep 2026
- Deployment
- Wiki.js can run in Docker, Kubernetes, or bare metal environments on Linux, macOS, and Windows.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Integrations
- Wiki.js lists more than 50 integrations for authentication, logging, rendering, search, and storage.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- License
- Wiki.js is released under the AGPL license.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Permissions
- Access can be granted, denied, and inherited across groups and page rules.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Purpose
- Wiki.js is a knowledge base platform for writing and sharing documentation.docs.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Security reporting
- The security policy supports the 2.x series and asks users to submit vulnerability reports privately through GitHub security advisories.github.com · read 30 Sep 2026
- SSO support
- Yesjs.wiki · read 20 Sep 2026
- Stable requirements
- The stable release requires Node.js 18.x or later and PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MSSQL, or SQLite3.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Storage
- Content can synchronize with Git or be pushed to local disk and cloud storage such as S3, Azure, and GCP.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
- Support
- Support is provided through GitHub Discussions, bug reports, feature suggestions, vulnerability disclosure, and developer documentation.beta.js.wiki · read 30 Sep 2026
