Here is the current state of wiki engines involved in the Creole project. There's a distinction between a wiki and the software the wiki is using. The wiki software is often referred to as a wiki engine whereas a wiki is a community website using a certain engine. For wiki communities where you already can use Creole see WikisSupportingCreole

Supporting

Engines supporting

Engines that already support Creole. Please add links to Sandboxes for those wikis where we can try out the creole markup.

• Oddmuse - supports Creole 1.0, Sandbox
• MoinMoin - supports Creole 1.0 in 1.6.0 release (and as plugin for moin 1.5.x also)
• DokuWiki - supports Creole 0.1 through a Plugin, Sandbox
• TiddlyWiki - supports Creole 0.1 through a Plugin, see http://martinswiki.com/prereleases.html
• JSPWiki - supports Creole 0.6 - Sandbox
• Ghestalt - supports most of 0.4, with some variations - Sandbox (not working 15-Oct-2007)
• PmWiki - supports 0.4 as an option - Sandbox
• PodWiki - supports Creole 0.3 - DemoPage + Sandbox through Format Module
• Nyctergatis Markup Engine (NME), an open-source C library - supports 1.0 and many additions - Sandbox
• NotesWiki - supports Creole 0.3
• PageOfText and PageOfCreole use the same engine - supports 1.0 - Sandbox. PageOfCreole defaults to creole markup.

• ODS Wiki - Virtuoso Universal Server powers the OpenLink Data Spaces, among which you will find the ODS Wiki. (Please add a Sandbox!)
• XWiki implements the Wiki Creole 1.0 syntax as an additional syntax experimentaly in XWiki Enterprise 1.6M1. It will have full implementation in XWiki 1.6 Enterprise - Sandbox. XWiki uses http://www.wikimodel.org as the WikiCreole parser.

Engines partially supporting

• GeekiGeeki - supports 1.0, with some variations and missing features
• TracWiki - Creole 0.3 through a patch (currently only supports bold, italics and links)

Add your engine above if it supports or partially supports Creole.

Parsers

Parsers, not associated with a special wiki engine

Languages: C

Language: Java

• T4 WikiParser is a Creole 1.0 parser written in Java. Sandbox.

Languages: Javascript

• A prototype Javascript Creole 0.4 parser can be found at MeatballSociety:Creole/0.4
• JavaScript Creole 1.0 Wiki Markup Parser, based on the above

Languages: Perl

• Text::WikiCreole - supports Creole 1.0 parser written in Perl

Language: Python

• http://oink.sheep.art.pl/WikiCreole%20parser%20in%20python
• http://creoleparser.googlepages.com/ (needs Genshi) Sandbox

Language: PHP

• http://simplewiki.org/ - php5 creole(+) parser

Tools supporting

Tools that already support Creole. Please add links to Sandboxes for those wikis, where we can try out the creole markup.

• PEAR Text_Wiki Package supports Creole 1.0, Sandbox
• Drupal (Content Management System) through the PEAR wiki filter which uses the PEAR Text_Wiki Package
• Syntax file for vim: http://www.peter-hoffmann.com/code/vim/
• WikiModel - supports Creole 0.6
• http://sourceforge.net/projects/creoledit/ - Editor for Creole 1.0 in javascript.

Planning

Engines planning

• C2 (Ward's Wiki, the first wiki)
• PurpleWiki
• TWiki
• SnipSnap uses Radeox
• InfiniteMonkey
• MeatballWiki
• Midgard Wiki
• Wikka Wiki - not yet planning to support Creole in forthcoming releases, but following this discussion with interest and hope to be able to integrate Creole in a later version
• XWiki uses Radeox
• PhpWiki
• WikiOnAStick - partially supports some syntax and XHTML rendering of syntax
• Liferay Portal 5.0
• TikiWiki CMS-Groupware (on wish list)

Add your engine above, if you plan to implement Creole.

Tools planning

• Radeox
• WikiToolkit
• WikiWizard

Add your tool above, if you plan to implement Creole.

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See also:

• Wiki Popularity.
• Wikis Supporting Creole