[twdev] What type of module should I use? and a little question about code organization.

Hello, As I advance on the development of tiddlydrive things are getting bigger and complex. I am thinking if I should move some of the existing code to a new module with the new code should income. Currently I have four JS files: - An TW utils module that manages most of the work. It

[twdev] Re: What type of module should I use? and a little question about code organization.

Hi Danielo, It should listen and track changes to tiddlers, This means your module is active from the beginning on. Sounds like a startup module to me. not a library and not a widget. be responsible of telling what should be uploaded, what can be refreshed and to start the process of

Re: [twdev] What type of module should I use? and a little question about code organization.

Hi Danielo First of all, I am acutely aware that it sounds like I'm telling you what to do, and I can understand how frustrating that might be. Of course, you're free to do things however you want, and there's nothing wrong with anything that works for you. My comments are relevant because we're

Re: [twdev] What type of module should I use? and a little question about code organization.

Hello Jeremy, First of all, I am acutely aware that it sounds like I'm telling you what to do, and I can understand how frustrating that might be. Of course, you're free to do things however you want, and there's nothing wrong with anything that works for you. I'm sorry about our last

Re: [twdev] What type of module should I use? and a little question about code organization.

Hi Danielo, Maybe I can create a startup module that starts a modified version of the syncer module Can't you use the core syncer as the prototype so as to implement and initialize your custom syncer on top? Or is there a need to somehow disable / replace it? Yes, I saw it happening

[twdev] TW5 5.1.5 server does not start

Hi All, I just downloaded TW5 from GitHub and am trying to start the node server. However it gives this output. C:\Users\Arlen\Desktop\Arlen's Stuff\NodeJS\TW5.1.5node tiddlywiki --init tw5.com-server Copied edition 'tw5.com-server' to C:\Users\Arlen\Desktop\Arlen's Stuff\NodeJS\TW5.1.5

[twdev] Re: TW5 5.1.5 server does not start

you missed the edition. node tiddlywiki editions/ --server -m -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups TiddlyWikiDev group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[twdev] RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

Hi all, I am working with the renderTiddler command and the tiddlywiki server, and the renderTiddler command seems to URI encode links to other tiddly documents. I am referring to the commands in this tiddler: http://tiddlywiki.com/#Generating%20Static%20Sites%20with%20TiddlyWiki For instance,

[twdev] Re: RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

To explain in more detail, I am working on adding single page views to tiddlywiki that use the static mechanism but are generated on request. I think if I would put the title through decodeURIcomponent twice it would be fine, but I wanted to make sure that this is according to design. -Arlen On

Re: [twdev] Re: RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

Hi Arlen The default static templates reconfigure the way that links are rendered so as to convert internal tiddler links into file links. At the top of $:/core/templates/static.template.html you'll see: \define tv-wikilink-template() static/$uri_doubleencoded$.html The docs for the link

Re: [twdev] Re: RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

Thank you. Here is the result of my exploring today. In order to generate static pages dynamically (!!!???), this code gets inserted into server.js. The only other change was to clone the $:/core/templates/static.template.html tiddler and change the link you mentioned to remove the static/

Re: [twdev] Re: RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

Actually, if you change the first one to path: /^\/static.html$/, it would work fine too. -Arlen On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 4:48 PM, Arlen Beiler arlen...@gmail.com wrote: Thank you. Here is the result of my exploring today. In order to generate static pages dynamically (!!!???), this code gets

Re: [twdev] Re: TW5 5.1.5 server does not start

Hi Arlen First, to Mario's point, if you omit the edition folder from the tiddlywiki command then it defaults to using the current directory. The error message seems to show that you've somehow managed to have your TiddlyWiki core files (such as C:\Users\Arlen\Desktop\Arlen's

Re: [twdev] Re: RenderTiddler seems to URI encode links in html

Hi Arlen Here is the result of my exploring today. Great stuff, well done. I'd be happy to take a pull request for these changes, if you're able. The associated documentation also needs updating. There are a few related tickets on the HTTP server module:

Re: [twdev] Re: TW5 5.1.5 server does not start

Thanks, for your help, Mario. I discovered that after a bit. Jeremy, I downloaded the 5.1.5 tag from github, and then copied the node executable into the folder beside tiddlywiki.js. That makes it easier for me than worrying about the node command line and so forth. So I was in the root folder of