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Every package Alexandrie depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Alexandrie is a self-hosted knowledge base and wiki platform built for teams and individuals who want the flexibility of Notion or Confluence without giving up control of their data. It pairs an extended CodeMirror 6 Markdown editor — with LaTeX, custom containers, diagrams, and interactive checkboxes — with a multi-tenant structure of Teams, Workspaces, Categories, and nested Documents, so organizations can isolate content between groups while still sharing a single deployment.
The platform is built as an offline-first Progressive Web App: it installs on desktop or mobile, works without a connection, and syncs changes back once online. On the backend, a Go and Gin API backed by MySQL handles authentication (including OpenID Connect SSO), a five-level per-node permission model, and S3-compatible storage integration for media and full-system backups, so self-hosters can plug in MinIO, Garage, RustFS, or AWS without vendor lock-in.
Beyond note-taking, Alexandrie bundles the collaboration tooling that usually forces teams onto a hosted product: a global Ctrl+K command center, full-text search with relevancy ranking, per-workspace Kanban boards for task tracking, and ZIP-based import/export for moving whole workspaces in or out. The entire stack — Vue/Nuxt frontend, Go backend, and MySQL — comes up with a single `docker compose up -d`, making it practical to self-host in minutes rather than provisioning infrastructure by hand.
