15 packages returned for Tags:"wiki"

Simple and easy to use WIKI.

The opensource library provides a text format framework use to transform markup format to HTML. Ships BBCode formatter and Wiki formmater.

Usage: var result = WikiNetParser.WikiProvider.ConvertToHtml(sourceText);

A very simple Wiki to integrate in existing Asp.Net MVC4-Sites, using for a simple OnePage-Project-Documentation

Library for translating Creole 1.0 wiki markup into html. Note that this library is still under development and doesn't support complete Creole 1.0 markup. Feel free to contribute at https://github.com/Algorim/Algorim.CreoleWiki.

Kiwi.Markdown helps you embed your GitHub wiki locally by transforming GitHub flavored Markdown to HTML with support for syntax highlighting. Useful in e.g an ASP.Net MVC app. I'm using my GitHub Wiki and also want the wiki documentation at the project website as well. Kiwi helps me with that.

Wiki generator with markdown and git support (NetStandard 1.5+ and .NET 451+)

ASP.NET MVC5 template for MarkdownWeb Open MarkdownWebController in Controllers folder once installed.

This Content package sets up the necessary parts for using Kiwi.Markdown in an ASP.Net MVC 3 app.

Download wiki pages from a git repository (will also fetch updates automatically)

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.NET Library that help with request Wikipedia content and images.

Roadkill .NET wiki engine is a lightweight but powerful Wiki platform. It is powered by Lightspeed, ASP.NET Razor and jQuery. Supports Creole, Markdown and a subset of Mediawiki syntaxes.

Roadkill .NET wiki engine is a lightweight but powerful Wiki platform. This library should be used for writing plugins, as it contains the binaries only.

This package contains all the NuGet packages for Uintra. All the different packages can be accessed here and possibly changed by a developer.