Welcome to Wikicord

Run a private wiki for your Discord server!

How it works

First, you sign in with your Discord account so we know which servers' wikis you can access. Afterwards, you'll see a list of wikis—one for each server. Select whichever one you want to check out and have fun!

Who can access my wiki?

Anyone with access to your server will also have access to your wiki. This means they can view the pages, changelog and also edit things themselves, so it may not be suited for more controlled environments.

How do I create my own wiki?

Simply sign in, click on your server and edit the home page. If you want to create new pages out of the blue, we suggest adding a link to the non-existant page, clicking it, and editing the blank page that comes up. You can also navigate to pages that don't exist yet by typing them into the URL!

Wiki syntax

We use Markdown with a few plugins to render our pages. That means everyone gets access to basic formatting plus a few interesting things such as code highlighting, tables, Wikimedia-style links between articles and automatic table of contents generation.

The basics

Paragraphs

Text is composed in paragraphs. To create a new paragraph, simply add two line breaks. A single line break is ignored, so you can use it to organise your text.

Lorem ipsum, give a dog a bone

New paragraph!

Headings

Titles are marked with # characters at the beginning of a line. The more #s, the deeper the title nesting goes.

# I am a title

## I am a sub-heading

### I am nested even further!

#### How far can we go?

This gets automatically reflected in the article's table of contents, so it's your main tool for organisation.

Basic formatting

Text can be formatted in bold, italics and even both of them combined~.

Text can be formatted in **bold**, *italics* and even ***both of them combined***~.

Basic links can be done in Markdown like this.

Basic links can be done in Markdown like [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtL1huin9EE).

You can add links between articles by wrapping words in double brackets. If you want a word to link to an article with a different title, the format should be article title:link text.

You can add links between articles by wrapping words in [[double brackets]].
If you want a word to link to an article with a different title, the format
should be [[Totally different article:article title:link text]].

Images

Images have a syntax that's similar to links, but starts with an exclamation mark.

Remember this?

![Remember this?](/windows-xp-field.jpg)

Preformatted text & code

To write preformatted text,
  start a line with three tildes (~~~).
To stop preformatted text,
  add another line with three tildes.
  
      It also works with backticks (```).

/* To write code with highlighting,
 * write a file extension after the tildes
 * (~~~md, ~~~js, etc).
 */

const foo = (bar: string) => [20, 'baz'];

GFM

GFM is enabled, so you can make tables and checklists.

Tables

HeadingHeadingHeading
CellCellCell
CellCellCell
CellCellCell
Heading | Heading | Heading
--------|---------|--------
Cell    | Cell    | Cell
Cell    | Cell    | Cell
Cell    | Cell    | Cell

Checklists

  • Item 1
  • Item 2
  • Item 3
  • Item 4
  • Item 5, done early!
- [x] Item 1
- [x] Item 2
- [ ] Item 3
- [ ] Item 4
- [x] Item 5, done early!

Strikethrough

This was scrapped at some point. Why didn't you delete it?

~This was scrapped at some point. Why didn't you delete it?~