Gowiki is a project that should make creation of websites with documentation easier. All documentation pages are created in markdown format. No configuration required. There is a concept of project, section and article. Those are based on files/folders structure. Here is simple example:

gowiki/
├── 1_getting_started
└── 2_usage

In this example we have one folder and 2 articles. Project name will be Gowiki and article names will be Getting started and Usage. Number prefixes in article file names are used for order (they are optional). No sections are present in this example. Folders inside a project would stand for sections. Example:

interesting_projects/
├── datakeeper
│   └── getting_started
└── gowiki
    ├── 1_getting_started
    └── 2_usage

Here we have Interesting projects project and two sections under it - Datakeeper and Gowiki. Each project has articles.

Sections are represented with icon and text. Material design icons are included into gowiki binary. To specify what icon do you want to use in section, you can add __<icon_name> to folder name. Icons can be found here (just replace spaces in names with underscores).

You can create as many subsections as you want. Also by using gowiki, you get full text search powered by bleve.

Binary releases can be downloaded here or compiled from source.

To start web server serving you wiki content, just go to the root of your project gowiki project and execute gowiki command in the terminal. After this your wiki should be served from http://127.0.0.1:8080/.