This wiki is where we store our documentation. We use a Visual Editor (WYSIWYG), so you don't need to know complex code to write pages. It works almost exactly like Microsoft Word.
Follow these steps exactly to create a page:
Click the New Page button (+) in the top right corner.
The "Path" (Important): This acts as the folder structure.
If you want a page named Setup inside a folder named Backend, type: backend/setup
Rule: Use lower-case letters and use dashes instead of spaces (e.g., my-new-page).
Select Editor:
When asked, choose Visual Editor (or WYSIWYG).
Do not choose Markdown or Raw HTML.
Once the editor loads, it works just like a standard text processor.
Type your text in the white box.
Use the Toolbar at the top to make text Bold, Italic, or Underlined.
Headings: To make a Title, highlight your text and select Heading 1 or Heading 2 from the dropdown menu (usually says "Normal" by default).
Click the Image Icon in the toolbar.
A window will pop up (Asset Manager).
Click Upload to put your screenshot into the wiki.
Once uploaded, click the image to select it, then click Insert.
Since we are developers, you will need to paste code. Do not just paste it as plain text.
Click the Code Block button in the toolbar (looks like < > or { }).
Paste your code into the box.
Select the language (e.g., C#, JavaScript, SQL) so it gets colorful syntax highlighting.
Click OK.
Highlight the text you want to turn into a link.
Click the Link Icon (chain link).
Internal Link: Start typing the name of another wiki page to find it.
External Link: Paste the full URL (e.g., https://google.com).
Description: At the top/side, enter a short sentence about what the page is (e.g., "How to set up the dev environment").
Tags: Type a tag and hit enter (e.g., setup, database). This helps search find your page.
Save: Click the green Create or Save button in the top right.
DO use the / slash to organize pages (e.g., project/server/api).
DO use Heading 1 and Heading 2 to break up long text.
DON'T put spaces in the "Path" (URL). Use dashes - instead.
DON'T paste huge blocks of code directly into the text. Always use the Code Block button < >.