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Traditionally speaking, Nexus is very much like a wiki system but hides the ugly details from the user. It uses a very clean WYSIWYG editor and/or a markdown editor. The pages are then stored in a Git repository backed database, so you'll have every version of the page and is a snap to backup.

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Setting up your wikifiles repository

In order for this project to work, you need to create a git repository to store the wiki pages. Assuming you are in the project's directory (r12-team-219), run these commands:

cd ..
mkdir wikifiles
cd wikifiles
git init --bare
cd ..
git clone -l wikifiles wikifiles2
cd wikifiles2
git commit --allow-empty -m "Initial"
git push origin master

At this point, you can delete the wikifiles2 directory if you'd like.

If you'd like to create some test pages, start up a "rails console" and run:

p = Page.new
p.url_path = "test"
p.title = "Test Page"
p.markdown = "This is a test page."
p.author = User.first
p.save

You should now be able to load /pages/test.

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Traditionally speaking, Nexus is very much like a wiki system but hides the ugly details from the user. It uses a very clean WYSIWYG editor and/or a markdown editor. The pages are then stored in a Git repository backed database, so you'll have every version of the page and is a snap to backup.

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