multiple wikis?

[akshatpradhan]

Can there be multiple wiki's and can multiple users access each wiki?

[nirnanaaa]

Hm this is a design question for a new feature. I can answer your second point with a clear YES. you can set the user and email address of a user for each commit you make to a page. I will look into multiple wikis. What do you think of using something like this?:

class Page1 < GollumRails::Page
    wiki_path '/Path/To/A/wiki.git'
end

class Page2 < GollumRails::Page
    wiki_path '/Path/To/B/wiki'
end

Also please make sure you use the 1.X branch of the gollum_rails gem!

[akshatpradhan]

You need a separate wiki.git for each project? hmm..

[gerwitz]

@akshatpradhan for what it's worth, I have maybe a similar requirement and use a single wiki (one git repository). We use directories to namespace projects, so they can each have "child" pages with similar names.

It's not how Gollum usually works, but it's possible.

[nirnanaaa]

Oh if that is what you need this functionality is already built in to gollum_rails. It was one of the features that took ages to realize but work quite well.

How I works:

You specify a hierarchical path on save(or using special routes for each project for example) and then specify this path while saving a page. Gollum_rails will automatically save it under the specified directory.

If you are not sure about what the hell I am talking about check out my gollum_redmine project it is a working app using the feature you are requesting here.

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@akshatpradhan for what it's worth, I have maybe a similar requirement and use a single wiki (one git repository). We use directories to namespace projects, so they can each have "child" pages with similar names.

It's not how Gollum usually works, but it's possible.

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[fkasper]

@akshatpradhan @gerwitz Especially this part is important:

    Page.create!(name: join_params)
    ....
    def join_params
        fn = params[:page][:title]
        File.join(params[:folder]||"", params[:page][:title]).gsub(/^\//, '')
    end

where params[:page][:title] may be "some page name" and folder may be "project-a".