Use case or problem
I have an idea of the new paid service from Obsidian: Obsidian Wiki Engine
.
Or maybe just another paid feature for Obsidian Publish
.
The idea is to be able to have community editing features, just from the browser with the ability to download the entire vault for local editing, if needed.
I think this product might have a good place in the market, as I didn’t see good markdown-based wiki engines. For example, BookStack supports some subset of markdown but many useful features are missing and maintaining local markdown mirror is not supported.
I would definitely buy such product as I am not satisfied with any of the existing wiki engines available on the market.
Proposed solution
- Create new paid service
Obsidian Wiki
or add another paid feature forObsidian Publish
. - Allow editing markdown from the browser.
- Allow download entire vault locally.
- Add more advanced security permission model comparing to current
Obsidian Publish
. We need to be able to allow people to self-register like in usual wiki engines such as MediaWiki, DokuWiki, BookStack etc. - Consider allowing self-hosted solutions.
Current workaround (optional)
The workaround is extremely lame.
Currently I am managing one wiki like that for the Russian-speaking Obsidian community.
In order to be able to accept the changes, I host the vault on GitHub
and allow pull requests for the community members to make modifications.
But this is way more technically challenging than the normal wiki experience, that’s why I came here with such request.
Related feature requests (optional)
N/A