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I've been looking for a decent flat file wiki and this one looks great. I haven't been able to find out the file structure for importing existing documents that I have from messing around with Logseq/Obsidian/etc. I see the way default pages are created with a directory and and a contents file. Is that the only way or can I have multiple documents in a single directory. Is there an easy way to import a directory with a bunch of markdown files or do I need to mimic this format? Thanks and great work! |
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Hi @sanderant, Wikidocs structure use 1 folder, 1 content.md file, when you want to create new page like example "hello" page i create folder hello with 1 file content.md that 1rst line has same name that folder In my opinion you first need to export obsidion/logseq files to folder/files
In resume there is no direct way |
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Hi @sanderant,
Wikidocs structure use 1 folder, 1 content.md file, when you want to create new page like example "hello" page i create folder hello with 1 file content.md that 1rst line has same name that folder
# Hello
, if you want to create page "Hello World" wikidocs create a folderhello-world
with content.md file that 1rst line is name of folder# Hello World
. This is how wikidocs works, but you can made some changes like example after folder creation you can change 1rst line to another text and it works, like example you go to content.md file of hello word and change# Hello World
toWorld Hello
and it works, is messy but it works.In my opinion you first need to export obsidion/log…