Here is a list of known Python-based WikiEngines

• MoinMoin -- A PythonLanguage SourceForge project, based on PikiPiki - runs as cgi, [http://fastcgi.com/ FastCGI], ModPython, Twisted or with standalone server, extensible design - everything is a plugin, lots of plugins and large community of users (including this web site), GPL.

• InterFlow -- runs with ModPython

• PikiePikie -- Python-based, lets you put a WebLog on any page (based on PikiPiki)

• ZwiKi -- based in ZoPe, powerful, GPL.

• [http://mdev.sourceforge.net/jesse/sliki/ Sliki] -- runs with ModPython

• [http://frotz.net/sakana/space/mojibake mojibake] -- based on [http://frotz.net/sakana/space/home Sakana], runs with ModPython

• CMFWiki -- a ZwiKi variant; old but compatible with Zope's CMF (Content Management Framework).

• CyberPublishing -- a wiki-based web publishing framework written in Python; GPL

• PyWiki -- Python-based, uses RCS, GPL license (development stalled)

• PikiPiki -- Python-based, will run completely standalone

• PyleWiki -- Python-based, optional CVS backend, Unix-like rwxrwxrwx permissions on pages

• [http://projectsycamore.org Sycamore] -- seems to have roots in MoinMoin, but looks a little slicker while not as full featured. Uses a Postgesql or MySQL backend. GPL

• [http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/WikiForNow/ WikiForNow] -- an old ZwiKi variant; used at zope.org; was meant to get a number of improvements implemented quickly, but has not evolved with usage patterns

• WikiNehesa -- Many features, including images, headerbars, TEXT centering, image inventory/previewer, image uploader. Modular. $FREE$. GNU GPL.

• WyPy -- a ShortestWikiContest contender, 23-, 18-, and 11-line versions.

• [http://infomesh.net/pwyky/ Pwyky] -- WyPy's big brother, by the same author.

• [http://wiki.webwareforpython.org/thiswiki Not-Yet-Named Wiki] -- runs on Webware. Supports static publishing, WYSIWYG editing, ReStructuredText. Still in rapid initial development phase (as of Apr 2004).

• MonkeyWiki -- Simple install/use, single file, very flexible templating, rewrite-friendly (based on PikiPiki)

• [http://trac.edgewall.org Trac] -- an enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects. Supports MoinMoin-style, ReStructuredText, html, and [http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/ textile] as markup formats. Runs as cgi, [http://fastcgi.com/ FastCGI], ModPython, or with standalone server. Pluggable architecture with focus on simplicity.