A quick small wiki, perfect for pasting quick texts or code and sharing it between friends.
Don’t worry about saving, it saves at every key stroke. Think of it as a magic zero-UI Web notepad.
Try it out at https://edit.sunfox.org/any-page-name.
/any-page-name
: type what you want, it’s saved automagically!/any-page-name.txt
: raw text version./any-page-name.html
: HTML version through the Markdown syntax./any-page-name.remark
: Slideshow version using Remark./any-page-name.graphviz
: Graph version of the dot syntax using Viz, see WebGraphViz for examples.
Keyboard shortcut cltr-e
switches from edit mode to HTML mode.
The favicon changes as the page updates and is also an indicator that the page is currently saving or not.
Edith is also a RESTful API. So go ahead and try to PUT
or DELETE
on these
URLs.
Clone it locally:
$ git clone https://github.com/sunny/edith.git
$ cd edith
Build the image:
$ docker build . -t edith
Run it:
$ docker run --rm -p 8888:80 edith
Now you can access Edith from http://localhost:8888/
Make the data
directory writable:
$ chmod a+w data
Run it with a web server that interprents PHP and points all 404s to
index.php
:
-
PHP’s built-in server for development:
$ php -S localhost:8888 index.php
-
Apache:
You can use the example htaccess.
$ cp htaccess.example .htaccess
-
nginx:
Add the following directive to your nginx configuration:
try_files $uri $uri/ @rewrites; location @rewrites { rewrite ^ /index.php last; }
Copy config.example.php
to config.php
and read the examples to use your own
configuration file.
To make pages read-only, make them non-writable on disk:
$ chmod -w data/foo.txt
They will then be shown using the HTML representation through Markdown instead.
To deactivate the creation of new pages, make the data
directory itself
non-writable.
You may use any file name you like as long as it doesn’t end like a
representation (.txt
or .html
).
If you prefer /page.js/txt
URLs instead of /page.js.txt
, the config file
has a setting for you.
You are welcome to contribute by adding issues and forking the code on GitHub.
Edith is released under the MIT License.