That's cool. This project and mine seem to be doing a lot of the same
stuff. I was interested in having an easy to setup docker container for
saving and backing up
FYI, I ran into one pretty big issue using HTTPServer. On a slow network,
uploading a tiddlywiki.html file can take a bit of
Jed,
I updated the plugin. I created a tiddler and tried to save the wiki an
error window opened
Couldn't find a working server
in the terminal where I run server using python .\BobSaverServer.py
I got
Starting Server...
Server listening using port 61192 on 127.0.0.1
Open any single file
I just fixed an error with the python server, but the error was that it
didn't sent the correct response on success, but that has nothing to do
with the error you are seeing.
Nothing with the BobSaver sends any OPTIONS requests, do you have something
else using port 61192? I don't know of any
That is really great to hear. I did as follow
1. download empty.html from tiddlywiki.ocm
2. drag and drop $:/plugins/OokTech/BobSaver into new empty.html from
https://ooktech-public.gitlab.io/bobsaver/
3. download https://ooktech-public.gitlab.io/bobsaver/#BobSaverServer.py
and save in the same
If you are interested, one saver that can use python on the back end is
BobSaver, but I think that they have different goals.
BobSaver is a saver plugin and it has a server component that I wrote in
different languages (Node, Python or Julia at the
moment).
Nathan,
This is wonderful especially for Pythonists. Please ask Jeremy through
GitHub to list this in the Tiddlywiki resources and perhaps on the first
page on saving methods.
Also have a look in the forum as I know there are two other Python-TW Saver.
Atro
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