Have to find a solution for taking pre-existing online documentation in wiki form that covers several versions of a software system. Essentially, there's a landing page that links you to versions 1.2, 1.3, etc. Currently, it is kept in a trac wiki but we want to move it to another domain that is primarily running wordpress (does not have to necessarily integrate with wordpress!) Initially, we'll only have editors "in-house" but we may need permission per page later.
So here are the requirements for this tool:
- Automated copying of "Version Tree"
(eg I already have documentation for product version 1.1 and want to essentially do a recursive copy or database scrape, depending on system used, and then update the documentation for version 1.2).
- Easy to use, light weight; deploys rapidly
- Cheap or free
Nice to haves:
- Import from pre-existing wiki pages (in a trac system)
- WYSIWIG (for managers)
- I can install on our server preferred over hosted if possible
- Export to html and/or wiki pages, pdf, etc.
Some tools I've seen: Confluence (probably too heavy for us), DocBook (not familiar with), wikis like MediaWiki, DocuWiki, etc.