Wiki.js

Wiki.js should create a sitemap.xml on a standard path (e.g. wiki.example.com/sitemap.xml ) and dynamically update it as pages are added and deleted.

excalidraw.com is phenomenal whiteboarding app which has been designed for to support in app embedding. The file format also supports both JSON and PNG with embedded drawing data. I think this would be a perfect fit for wiki.js. Two stunning open source projects. Might be a good merge request candidate for someone willing to help the main dev. Probably possible to mimick existing draw.io implementation.

Currently when moving or renaming a page, all existing links point to the old page. The correct behaviour would be to update all links to the new page, either optional or explicit.

It would be great to have an administration tool in "utilities > content" which would allow to list all pages containing broken links. The tool should be able at least to list broken links pointing to internal pages of the wiki instance. An advanced feature could be to list broken links that point to external pages. It would ease greatly the maintainance of the wiki and keeping it up to date. Thank you in advance

As in MediaWiki, it displays pages that linked to currently viewed page (means here).

Allow a page on the wiki to display which other pages on that wiki are linked to that page.

Please, release new Wiki.js version with the latest mermaid support. The entity-relationship diagram finally supports atributtes. Link to mermaid live editor: https://bit.ly/388QTHe

Add manifest and service workers so app can be added to home screen, and so it works well offline.

It might be hard to integrate, but it would be a killer feature that no other wiki offers. Perhaps you could use ShareDB: https://github.com/share/sharedb https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operational_transformation

Save current state of the buffer when editing a page, so in case the page is closed or the browser crashes, the work is not lost. This would work better with a warning when the page has been changed since the time the draft was saved.