Is there some Intranet / Wiki app out there so I can create some manual pages with some WYSIWYG editor ?
Would be nice to have
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I think for most usecases, probably a simple linking mechanism on top of the MarkDown/Editor app (files-markdown) would be enough (even something simple like done in GitHub combined with the Solr powered search app Nextant or the standard indexer.
I am rather new to Nextcloud so I am not sure how this could be implemented, maybe some seasoned ownCloud/nextCloud veteran could provide some rough design for that?
That is exactly what I am looking for. Just render a directory of markdown and image files would be grand. Then I can host documentation on my nextcloud instance.
Maybe PicoCMS could be of interest? There is an app for Nextcloud here:
That was fast 
Looks interesting. I will have to try it, but it looks like the author did not submit it to the app store.
Yet. Raise an issue on the repo and you’ll get a response on that
@JasonBayton Better now than never. 
This is now an official app it seems:
Hopefully it gets released to the app store soon.
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I also have an almost working solution for using the authPDO plugin for Dokuwiki to access the Nextcloud user database as a sort of poor-man’s SSO. Will share the details in a few days.
Of course it is not a nice solution to require the external pages plugin in nextcloud and re-entering the login details, but Dokuwiki is a quite powerful system that might be worth the disadvantages.
Nextcloud is a great tool, but the biggest omission is a proper CMS addon. If Nextcloud had proper wiki / blog functionality (like Confluence or Wordpress), with the ability to add pages or posts to the main navigation, it could be a true alternative to intranet / extranet platforms like Sharepoint, Alfresco or Confluence. We have tries PicoCMS, but that is far too fragmented, primitive and nerdy and not suitable for a full intranet / knowledge base.
I hope that Nextcoud will develop this functionality in one of the upcoming versions!
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Hi Krischan, that would indeed be an interesting option!
that would be awesome!
There almost is now… the latest version of Nextcloud can act as a OAuth2 provider and Bookstack as build in Oauth2 client auth now: https://www.bookstackapp.com/docs/admin/third-party-auth/
Currently no option to specify a custom endpoint it seems, but adding you own Nextcloud instance should be fairly easy with some simple code modification.
I would definitely love to see Bookstack as an app in nextcloud +1000
I recommend Pepperminty Wiki, which is built in PHP and could have great potential for Nextcloud integration!
There is an Dokuwiki plugin now that authenticates against the NC api: https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:authnc
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