I think it's having trouble with images I loaded into a Wiki. For one of my
wikis, I'm getting:
Bob error: includeWikis is not supported yet!
{ Error: EPERM: operation not permitted, read
at Object.fs.readSync (fs.js:634:3)
at Object.fs.readSync (pkg/prelude/bootstrap.js:550:32)
at
It is set this way so that when I break the settings it still starts. The
in wiki interface protects against things like misplaced commas.
But what about when the auto-populate generates a zero-byte file? So, the
wiki interface may not be bullet proof.
Thanks!
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It is set this way so that when I break the settings it still starts. The
in wiki interface protects against things like misplaced commas.
Unfortunately adding a setting to change the behaviour would be in the
settings.json file which kind of defeats the purpose.
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This is just my opinion, but it appears that the default response to errors
in the settings.json file is to write over the settings.json file, without
making a backup and without asking the user. This may actually be deleting
a lot of time-consuming setup info. It would be better, I think, if
It is documented
here:
https://github.com/OokTech/TW5-Bob/blob/master/Documentation/Serving%20Files.tid
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Can file images be served from only one place, or from multiple wikis? I
was pretty sure you were working on the latter option, but I don't see it
mentioned in the documentation or configuration file.
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Somehow I assumed it was using Jeremy's code as a basis, and so would use
the same settings for --listen.
If it could use lazy-loading, then you effectively no longer have to worry
about externalizing images (except for image-intensive apps like
photo-galleries).
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Setting up the Wikis by hand seems to work. So it appears that the
auto-populate generates a zero-byte file. Maybe those windows \ slash
symbols mess with parsing?
With wikis working, I notice this error:
Bob error: includeWikis is not supported yet!
But don't know what that refers to.
Do I need to move IndexWiki too? Where is the real settings.json file kept?
I tried it with the two paths both changed as suggested. Restart. Tell it
to auto-populate. Looks promising. I can see it is identifying the Wikis.
But they don't appear in the side list. Looking in the file structure,
Mark,
I don't think that would work, but I haven't every tried. I haven't put
anything in the server to handle lazy loading.
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It looks like there is a bug in the function to find the available wikis.
Try setting wikiPathBase to 'D:\Data', that may work until I get around to
releasing the next BobEXE release.
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I'm thinking it might be possible to use the Danielo's context widget
(http://contextplugin.tiddlyspot.com/) with backlinks to get something like
what you want.
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On Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 4:20:04 AM UTC-7, knarfs wrote:
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> Dear community,
>
> I am a new user of tiddlywiki and
Hello,
CODE:
<$list filter="[tag[123]search:text[456]]">
<$view field="text"/>
I use the Shiraz plug-in. The above code shows
the text of some tiddlers (Which use the Shiraz
plug-in code.) but it is not displayed correctly.
Only text without slylesheet:
<>
How can I ensure that the page
Oh, yes. I should have remembered that part. I may be able to fix that.
Thank you for testing this!
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When I try BobExe on windows, it doesn't populate the side list.
I set "wikisPath": to "D:\data\Wikis" and tell the configuration to
auto-update. I see that it is able to find the wikis and write them in the
configuration file. But the wikis don't appear in the side list.
I restart Bob to see
Hello Jed,
Following works
```
diff --git a/WebSockets/BrowserWebSocketsSetup.js
b/WebSockets/BrowserWebSocketsSetup.js
index e031cd8..3e93050 100755
--- a/WebSockets/BrowserWebSocketsSetup.js
+++ b/WebSockets/BrowserWebSocketsSetup.js
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ socket server, but it can be extended for
I am not at all familiar with windows, so I may be completely wrong here.
I am not sure what would be put in the Roaming folder that is specifically
from the node server or Bob. I think that the only things that would be
potentially left on the computer would be browser caches, which should be
Tiddlyspot can be upgraded to a recent version of TW5, and markdown plugin
added.
TiddlyWiki-in-the-sky works with dropbox.
I'm pretty sure that all versions of node (Tiddly Desktop, node.js,
tiddlyserver, Bob) leave traces in the user roaming directories on Windows. Not
personal information
Hi S. S.,
Thanks for the feedback.
1. Did you mean $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate? Everybody jumps all over me when
they find me changing shadow tiddlers. That seems like a very important one
not to change. At any rate, the code is in my new-tiddler button in the
sidebar, so it's not like I manually
If the problem is that the browser can not connect than
BrowserWebsocketsSetup.js, not NodeWebsocketsSetup.js, but I think that you
have found the problem.
on line 47 of BrowserWebsocketsSetup.js it uses window.location.hostname,
when it should be using
You can just have the exe on the usb stick, it doesn't have to do anything
to the host computer.
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Bob.exe is portable - you don't have to install it, just download and run.
Unless your computers are running differing OS, Bob.exe is the best bet for
your needs.
On Wednesday, 17 April 2019 17:33:13 UTC+5:30, Chuck R. wrote:
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> On Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 7:44:10 AM UTC-4, Jed Carty
Hello,
I looked into a web console and see that there are messages like:
```
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at ws://127.0.0.1:8080/.
```
I think ws server should use pathprefix and listen on ws://
127.0.0.1:8080/wiki. So I updated the code as follows:
```
diff --git
On Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 7:44:10 AM UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:
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> Bob may work, it can live on a flash drive and doesn't need to affect the
> windows registry so unless you are on a more locked-down computer than I
> have seen it should work.
>
That requires installing an EXE on each
Bob may work, it can live on a flash drive and doesn't need to affect the
windows registry so unless you are on a more locked-down computer than I
have seen it should work.
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It's been about 2 years since I've fiddled with TW5 and I'm trying to get
back into it again. It appears Firefox v66 has relaxed some security
measures at least in terms of EPUB reader can open a file from a web URL
now. So I'm looking for a TW5 Firefox (or Chrome) plugin where i can click
the
Dear community,
I am a new user of tiddlywiki and like it a lot. Looking forward to document
all my stuff with it.
I already spent some time browsing the documentation and other community
ressources, and learned a lot,
but afraid not enough to resolve that request:
Given there is Journal
Bob is a plugin, so nothing should need to be changed as far as node is
concerned. To set bob up you clone the repo into your plugins folder then
the command to start is
node tidddlywiki.js /path/to/wiki --wsserver
there are no other command line arguments because I am very bad at command
Hi Jed, sorry for not responding sooner...work got in the way I'm afraid.
Thanks for the comprehensive post.
Bob sounds very promising...a *lot* of work for you. One question..do I need to
make any changes to my node.js setup on the pi to allow Bob to work? Or do I
need to make a clean
The part that aren't working with caddy all use websockets. So it is
probably related to that. But I don't know what to check to test it.
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Dave,
Interesting!
Though I have not yet looked in depth at all this does, since your
TiddlyWiki is specifically made :
for publishing one-tiddler static htmls
>
did you consider putting the below into the below into the :
*$:/core/ui/PageTemplate* : tiddler?
[img height=15
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