Wiki Platform

Wiki Platform is an online plateform designed to provide an efficient backend coupled with a user-friendly frontend, aiming to deliver an exceptional user experience.

Project Overview

This system allows administrator to easily manage categories, tags, and wikis, while authors can create, edit, and delete their own content. The frontend focuses on a seamless user interface, featuring simplified registration, an effective search bar, and dynamic displays of the latest wikis and categories for easy navigation.

The primary goal is to create a space where everyone can collaborate, create, discover, and share wikis in an easy and engaging manner.

Key Features

Back Office

Category Management (Admin)

• Create, modify, and delete categories for organizing content.
• Associate multiple wikis with a category.

Tag Management (Admin)

• Create, modify, and delete tags for improved content search and grouping.
• Associate tags with wikis for precise navigation.

Author Registration

• Authors can register on the platform, providing basic information such as name, email, and a secure password.

Wiki Management (Authors and Admins)

• Authors can create, edit, and delete their own wikis.
• Authors can associate a single category and multiple tags with their wikis for organization and search.
• Administrators can archive inappropriate wikis to maintain a safe and relevant environment.

Dashboard Homepage

• View statistics of entities via the dashboard.

Front Office

Login and Register

• Users can create an account (Register) and log in (Login). Admins are redirected to the dashboard, while others go to the homepage.

Search Bar

• An AJAX-enabled search bar allows visitors to search for wikis, categories, and tags without page refresh.

Display of Latest Wikis

• The homepage or a dedicated section displays the latest wikis for quick access to the most recent content.

Display of Latest Categories

• A separate section showcases the latest created or updated categories for users to discover new themes.

Redirect to Single Wiki Page

• Clicking on a wiki redirects users to a dedicated page with comprehensive details such as content, associated categories, tags, and author information.

Technologies Used

Frontend

• HTML5, CSS Framework, JavaScript

Backend

• PHP 8 with MVC architecture

Database

• PDO driver

Bonus Features

Image Upload in PHP

• Users can upload images to enrich content.

MVC Architecture Implementation

• Routing system based on Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture.
• Autoload using namespaces for class organization.