[twdev] Re: [TW5] Developing a Plotly plugin--input appreciated!

Hi Shane, Thank you for the quick response! As I understand it, would I accomplish > this by just basically wrapping the whole library in `if (!$tw.node) {}`? > To build a served version, do I still use the `node ./tiddlywiki.js > editions/tw5.com-server --build index` as outlined in the

[twdev] [TW5] Developing a Plotly plugin--input appreciated!

Hi all, As it seems there is a lack of good plotting/visualization libraries for TW5 (besides vis), I am trying to make a simple plot.ly js wrapper for TW5 along with a <$plotly> widget. However, as this is my first real TW5 plugin, I'm struggling in some respects, and would love some input.

[twdev] Re: [TW5] Developing a Plotly plugin--input appreciated!

Hi Shane, Chances are that you may not be able to get plotly to work properly w/o a full fledged browser DOM, i.e. that it is not designed in a way to work without a full DOM implementation. In other words, you may want to focus on getting it to work but in a served or otherwise built html

Re: [twdev] Re: [TW5/TWC] Announcing prerelease of TiddlyFox 2.0.0

Hi Jeremy, Mario and Tobias I stole some time, so here is a first draft. I was inspired by Tobias’ suggestion and made just cats. As I don’t know how to deal with inverted themes and to keep things simple I did not use color. Let’s see if the icons speak for themselfs.

Re: [twdev] Re: [TW5/TWC] Announcing prerelease of TiddlyFox 2.0.0

Hi Thomas, I think with some coloring they work just great. Lot's of Jack, but... why not. ;-)

Re: [twdev] Re: Represent Trees in TW5

Pit, TidGraph is brilliant... Now, how do we import GEDCOM files into individual Tiddlers, with the fields mapped to TW fields, so they can be shown in a template in the body of the Tiddler, and linked via a TidGraph? David. On Friday, 13 January 2017 10:32:37 UTC-5, Pit.W. wrote: > > All, > >

[twdev] Re: [TW5] Developing a Plotly plugin--input appreciated!

Hi Tobias, Thank you for the quick response! As I understand it, would I accomplish this by just basically wrapping the whole library in `if (!$tw.node) {}`? To build a served version, do I still use the `node ./tiddlywiki.js editions/tw5.com-server --build index` as outlined in the developer