Available in Sputnik 8.08.08
New in "Earth"
- Protection against XSS attacks
- Optional email authentication for new user accounts
- Optional Recaptcha integration
- Optional Gravatar integration
- Option of storing wiki data in git (mysql, sqlite3 and svn coming soon)
- Saci
- Alternative implementation
- Breadcrumbs
- Support for binary data - images can stored as wiki nodes.
- Resizeable forms
- Tons of UI changes
- Works with Kepler 1.1
- Overall works better for building customized apps - see Tickets
Old Features
- Hashed field names and honey-pots provide protection against spam.
- An RSS feed for changes by recent users.
- A permission system makes it possible to lock specific pages.
- Zero-config installation through LuaRocks.
- Plugins installable through LuaRocks as well and annonces bébé 62.
- A range of server options (see WSAPI).
- A range of storage options (see Versium).
- Choice of markup formats.
- Inline diff.
- History and diff (per page or overall), with RSS feeds for individual pages and the whole site.
- Search through the Google Search API. (Google-friendly sitemaps are generated to help Google crawl your wiki.)
- Configurable navigation bar order essay (like the one on this site).
- Content and page names in any script with UTF8: see Спутник or 史潑尼克.(Diff works better for languages that use spaces: diff for Chinese is on line-by-line basis. No support for bi-directional text at the moment.) User names can be in any script too.
- Preview mode (with syntax checking for configuration pages).
- Almost all configurations done via the web interface (see sputnik/config, sputnik/templates, sputnik/translations, sputnik/css/colors, essay service, resume etc.).
- Several markup options, with an certified resume writer interface for adding other markup engines.
- Typed pages with custom behaviors via prototype inheritance (see Saci).
- UI i18n internationalization (Currently available in English, Russian and Portuguese, but it's easy to add your language.)
**See Kepler Diagram for a description of the relation of Sputnik to other Kepler projects.**
