Hi all,

Is there a "right" way, using node, to take a standalone index.html 
TiddlyWiki in a folder and break it into tiddlers that can then be used in 
a new node.js wiki build? 

I am guessing that it's a matter of "why would you want to do that more 
than occasionally? And occasionally, it's not too much trouble to export 
your tiddlers to start a new node.js wiki." 

But I'm curious to know whether it's a matter instead of "of course; 
there's a trivial way to accomplish this with a one-liner in the terminal."

I have one wiki that I'm using in standalone mode, but I'm using it to 
develop my plugins as I write in it. So I like to be able to go into VS 
Code, tweak the canonical copy of the plugin, rebuild the html file, reload 
in the browser, use the wiki a bit, and so on.

I have a build target in this wiki's tiddlywiki.info, called deconstruct, 
that contains an elaborate tiddler filter, and it seems to be working for 
me so far, purging plugins but keeping plugin settings etc. Then I have a 
shell function to copy the wiki to a backup file, deconstruct and then 
rebuild it.

I see the TiddlyWeb plugin makes a replacement tiddler for $:/core/save/all 
that includes the right tiddlers to build an offline wiki, but you have to 
have TiddlyWeb installed in the wiki.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Chris

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