pseudoWiki

According to someone's definition of a wiki, it's some website that allows interactive edition of its content and easy navigation through histories of changes. The project does not achieve all of that, but it pretends to be a wiki. So I call it ``pseudoWiki''.

The aim of the project is to provide a simple navigation of my notes written in typst, through a web interface. Currently, there's no such interface on the internet, so I'm building it myself. What I refer to as ``wiki'' is a collection of notes, with cross-references between them. Actually, you may view mediawiki as what I prefer to, but it's slow and does not support math well(as it needs TeXLive to render math).

In fact, I loved what org-roam does, but it's a bit outdated. I love Emacs indeed, however, an unified interface for all my notes is what I like. Besides, I want to use typst as the main format for my notes, so that goes.

Why is it pseudo? Because editing is not so interactive, since I am too lazy to get a database to store the notes, together with my intuition to edit them using Emacs.