Hello, I am writing a django-based website to hold documentation and a blog for a university research project. We are looking to add a "wiki-like" documentation section that implements history tracking and has decent markdown support or a WYSIWYG editor, preferably with a way to handle file attachments to articles. However, due to some specific requirements with a Git repository, this needs to act as a plugin that can integrate with the rest of the website. While Django CMS and FeinCMS are both very well polished solutions, we are hoping for something a little less controlling. I have also looked into django- wikiapp and, while their software looks very well done, it does not seem to have support for the file uploads and, while not entirely restrictive, does not support a WYSIWYG editor. I am more than happy to implement this sort of lightweight plugin with tinymce but, in order to avoid redundancy and to save time, I want to make sure that there are no any obvious solutions I have not looked at yet.
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