You Need A Wiki

To avoid having to share with wiki@youneedawiki.com complete a security audit to allow access to "entire drive". https://feedback.youneedawiki.com/633

When entering a top level domain that hasn't been aliased, no error message is shown. Steps: - Go to https://youneedawiki.com/app/settings - Enter a top level domain - No error message shown

Everyone is using llms these days to generate document. They work with .md files. If YNAW detects md as extension, it should be properly formatted

Enhance the Google Docs import functionality to recognize and preserve tab structures as hierarchical sub-pages in the imported document. Current Behavior Google Docs with tab structures are imported as flat documents Tab hierarchy and organization

When clicking the three dot (...) menu on the sidebar navigaiton the "Move Up" and "Move Down" options should change the position of the item in the side bar nav. This is not working for certain wikis.

A digest / summary email once per week that shows a list of the documents that have been added OR updated That way users are aware of any new changes.

Right now, when we click on a folder, the files in that particular folder are displayed. It would be great to have a file that contains contents for the home folder. Something with a fixed name like ".readme" or ".home" within the folder. This file

Support code snippet boxes with horizontal scrollbars and copy icon. If the original google doc has starting and ending markup of `, then display the encapuslated text in a code snippet box. It should work and look the same as posts created in git

The home page icon in the top left hand corner is not fully transparent and looks bad for non-square icons. This is a super-easy fix (I think). It's just removing a element level style change. See attached picture.

I have many folders on my wiki that I constantly open to find documents. The side navigation panel often gets cluttered with many open folders, making it harder to find other folders in the list. I'm wanting all other folders to collapse when I cli

Other wikis offer search parameters on the URL, so I can send a reader to a fuzzy link (wiki.com?s=keyword) rather than a static one. That could be hard to pull off without a search page to land on, but it would be a handy option.

Allow users to ignore certain files/folders in the wiki. V1: .wikiignore file that you define at the top level, you define folders and files V2: Allow hiding files/folders via the tree and configuring in settings.

There is currently some basic google indexing but it would be nice to have the ability to add / adjust to allow for more rich information in search engines