The Laelith Wiki is based on the nice and flexible DokuWiki engine.

Example of a page url:

https://wiki.laelith.com/en/laelith/hand-that-crafts/the-remembrance-workshops/killhem-tree

• en/laelith/hand-that-crafts/the-remembrance-workshops is called the “Namespace” in DokuWiki lingo.
• killhem-tree is called the “page name”
• The combination of the two is the “page id”: en/laelith/hand-that-crafts/the-remembrance-workshops/killhem-tree
• The page path without the language prefix is the “wiki id”: laelith/hand-that-crafts/the-remembrance-workshops/killhem-tree

DokuWiki can also write a Namespace or a page id using colons, like this:

en:laelith:hand-that-crafts:the-remembrance-workshops:killhem-tree

This is what you can read in the upper-right corner of a page.

Actually, the following url works, but is not recommended for obvious SEO reasons:

https://wiki.laelith.com/en:laelith:hand-that-crafts:the-remembrance-workshops:killhem-tree

Each Cadastre Element is assigned a unique wiki id, made of:

• The parents, as long as each one has an Ontology equal to Location > Area
• The element

For each, the alias is used when it exists, otherwise the numerical cadastre id is used.

Examples:

• laelith/hand-that-crafts/the-remembrance-workshops/killhem-tree
• laelith/prosperity
• laelith/mist/bath-oh/40.2.1.0
• outskirts/84.1
• laelith/lakeshoe/port-royal/244.9.3.0/4.244.9.3.0

The wiki id is stored in the “wiki” field of a Cadastre Element.

An alias is a unique lower-case short English string that can be used in place of the numerical Cadastre Element id. It is used for iconic places, as well as terraces and neighborhoods. This allows us to build nice-looking urls in the Wiki or in the Map. The alias can also be used with several of the API end-points, like GET /cadastre/{alias}

Examples:

• killhem-tree
• lakeshoe
• the-remembrance-workshops
• laelith
• outskirts