A .NET Core version of Roadkill was started in the https://github.com/roadkillwiki/roadkill_new repository.
While this .NET Core project is 99% functionally complete on the API-side, it stopped at .NET 5. It hasn't been continued because of the large amount of work involved with integrating an OAuth2 solution, and rewriting the front-end as a SPA using React or similar.
Forking the .NET Core repository is welcome, if you'd like to implement an OAuth solution (that is FOSS, which IdentityServer no longer is) and a SPA front end using React, VueJS or similar.
This repository - Roadkill .NET Framework - is quite old now, but fully functional should you want to use it.
- Download the latest stable version (2.0)
- Read the docs
- Try a demo - sorry this is currently unavailable until further notice
Roadkill .NET is a lightweight but powerful Wiki platform built on the following foundations:
- .NET 4.5
- jQuery
- ASP.NET MVC 5 with Razor
- Lucene.net search engine
- Creole, Media Wiki and Markdown syntax support
- Bootstrap 3 based UI.
- Supports SQL Server, SQL Server CE, SQL Azure (v1.6+), Sqlite, MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB
- It's themeable and extendable, has documentation, supports Active Directory authentication and is (I hope) extremely easy to use. It's Free Open Source (FOSS)
Roadkill is licensed under the MS-PL license which means it's free to use commercially or privately, but requires you to retain the copyright, trademark and attribution if you intend to distribute it (typically for commercial gain).
- Please see the Roadkill wiki for information on installing
- Please use issues for any discussions, bug reports, enhancements.
- AWS t2.micro is generally big enough for a small site. Note: this AMI is Windows 2016 July 2018. It may need updating after launch via RDP.
- Azure instructions
- Google Cloud: looking for help
Make sure you use the version-2 branch, master is not currently stable
To setup Roadkill on a developer machine, you will need:
- Visual Studio 2015, Community Edition is fine, Roadkill is written using Community Edition.
- IIS
- SQL Server. Your SQL Server installation should be the default instance (not YOURMACHINE\SQLEXPRESS) for the tests to pass. They rely on the connection string being
Server=(local);Integrated Security=true;Connect Timeout=5;database=Roadkill - An NUnit runner (NUnit, Resharper, Dotcover etc.) if you want to run the tests. This is required if you want to contribute.
To get a 'fresh' Roadkill installation on your development machine, you will need to do the following:
- For IIS: create a new site with a .NET 4 application pool.
- If you're using SQL Server: create a database called "roadkill". Run the
/lib/Test-databases/roadkill-sqlserver.sqlscript.- If you want to use SQLite or SQLServer CE, empty databases can be found
/lib/Test-databases/SqlCEor Sqlite.
- If you want to use SQLite or SQLServer CE, empty databases can be found
- You can also install Roadkill using the unattended url, e.g.: http://localhost/install/Unattended?datastoretype=sqlserver2008&connectionstring=database=roadkill;uid=sa;pwd=Passw0rd;server=.\SQLEXPRESS
No contributions are currently being taken as the project is frozen.