Create New Document

The title of your document (will be displayed as H1)
URL-friendly name (no spaces, use dashes)
Path where to create document (optional, use forward slashes to create subdirectories)

Move/Rename Document

Current location of the document
New path for the document (including the slug)
This only changes the document's path. It does not modify the document's title (H1 heading).

Delete Document

Are you sure you want to delete this document? This action cannot be undone.

Warning: If this is a folder, all contents including subfolders and documents will be deleted.

Message

Message content goes here.

Confirm Action

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Attachments

Allowed file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, svg, webp, txt, log, csv, zip, pdf, docx, xlsx, pptx, mp4 (Max: 1MB)

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Document History

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Preview

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Wiki Settings

Language for the user interface
Number of versions to keep per document. Set to 0 to disable versioning.
Maximum allowed file size for uploads in MB.

User Management

Add New User

Leave empty to keep current password

Import markdown files from a ZIP archive. Files will be processed and stored in the appropriate document structure. Directory structure in the ZIP (category/subcategory) will be preserved in the wiki.

Upload a ZIP file containing markdown (.md) files to import.

Welcome to LeoMoon Wiki-Go

LeoMoon Wiki-Go is a modern, feature-rich, databaseless flat-file wiki platform built with Go. It provides a clean, intuitive interface for creating and managing knowledge bases, documentation, and collaborative content without requiring any external database.

No database. No bloat. Zero maintenance. Just Markdown.

Important Configuration Note with Non-SSL Setups

If you're running LeoMoon Wiki-Go without SSL/HTTPS and experiencing login issues, you need to set allow_insecure_cookies: true in your config.yaml file and restart LeoMoon Wiki-Go. This is because:

  1. By default, LeoMoon Wiki-Go sets the "Secure" flag on cookies for security
  2. Browsers reject "Secure" cookies on non-HTTPS connections
  3. This prevents login from working properly on HTTP-only setups

Security Note: Only use this setting in development or in trusted internal networks. For public-facing wikis, always use HTTPS.

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