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The notification bell sat higher and larger than search and the theme toggle next to it. The cause was not the glyph: `.notifications-bell__button` carried its own rules with neither flex centring nor an icon size, so the svg was laid out inline on the text baseline and rendered at lucide's 24px default instead of the 1.15rem the shared `.icon-button` enforces. Route every icon-only control through the shared components instead: - `IconLink` joins `IconButton`, sharing one class helper. Three controls navigate (pond settings, graph, trash) and are links, not buttons — without a link twin they would have stayed the one group gluing the class on by hand. - 17 hand-applied `className="icon-button …"` usages across nine files now go through the components, which is what enforces the accessible name on a control that shows only an icon. - The bell's unread count reaches assistive technology. The badge sits inside the control, so `aria-label` hid it and a screen reader announced "Notifications" without ever saying how many. An ESLint rule keeps it that way: `icon-button` on a raw button, anchor or Link is now an error, in both string and template-literal form. The plugin uninstall button keeps a title that differs from its name (it explains why a required plugin is locked); IconButton spreads rest last, so the explicit title still wins. Also drops the graphify block from CLAUDE.md — it duplicates the workspace-level instructions. |
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Dorfteich
Dorfteich is an open-source wiki system built around ponds (German: Teiche) — self-contained wiki spaces that people and teams organize freely with hierarchical labels, directories, and Obsidian-style page relations. Pages are edited in a collaborative WYSIWYG editor with live cursors and offline support.
- Project site: https://dorfteich.cloud
- Public flagship instance: https://dorfteich.online
- License: MIT
Key features
- Real-time collaboration — multiple people edit the same page simultaneously; everyone sees the other participants' cursors and input live. Offline edits merge conflict-free on reconnect (CRDT-based).
- Ponds — isolated wiki spaces with their own members, permissions, fonts, and page organization. Every registered person gets a personal pond.
- Flexible organization — hierarchical labels, free page ordering,
[[wikilinks]]with backlinks. A classic page tree is possible but never enforced. - Fine-grained permissions — roles (Site Admin, Pond Admin, Editor, Reader, Public) can be granted per pond, per label, or per page; the most specific setting wins.
- Import & export — Markdown as the primary exchange format, plus best-effort structural import from Word/OpenOffice and export to Word/OpenOffice/PDF.
- Plugins — sandboxed extensions (custom blocks, styles, page tools) installable at runtime without redeploying the instance.
- Self-hosting first — a single
docker compose upplus a guided first-run setup wizard yields a working instance. Start here:docs/self-hosting/README.md.
Documentation
- What is Dorfteich? —
docs/features.md - Manuals (user / pond admin / site admin / API / MCP) —
docs/manual/, auf Deutsch:docs/de/ - Extending it (plugins, core) —
docs/developer/extending.md - Running it —
docs/self-hosting/ - How it works inside —
docs/architecture/
Repository layout
| Path | Contents |
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docs/manual/ |
User-facing manuals: user, pond-admin, site-admin, API, and MCP guides (start at docs/manual/README.md) |
docs/developer/ |
Extending Dorfteich: plugin development and core contributions |
docs/architecture/ |
Architecture documentation: ADRs, data model, permission model, collaboration and plugin concepts, deployment and operations |
docs/self-hosting/ |
Install, update, backup, and troubleshooting guide for running your own instance |
apps/ |
Application packages (web frontend, API server, collaboration server) — created as implementation proceeds |
packages/ |
Shared packages (types, permission logic, plugin SDK) |
deploy/ |
Docker Compose stacks and deployment tooling |
Development
Requirements: Node.js ≥ 22 and pnpm (npm install -g pnpm).
pnpm install # install all workspace dependencies
pnpm lint # ESLint + Prettier check across the repo
pnpm typecheck # TypeScript --noEmit in every package
pnpm test # Vitest in every package
pnpm build # build every package (dependency order)
The workspace packages live under apps/ (web, api, collab) and
packages/ (shared). Shared logic goes into packages/shared and is
imported as @dorfteich/shared — never copy code between apps.
Status
Feature-complete for a 1.0: collaboration, permissions, import/export, plugins, public REST API + MCP, backups with off-host copies and in-app restore — all shipped and release-gated. Work is tracked as issues in this repository.
Contributing
Code, comments, and documentation are written in English. Write clear code that humans can follow easily; when in doubt, prefer readability over cleverness. All contributions are accepted under the MIT license.