Amazing! Thanks for sharing this Tony! On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 4:40:45 AM UTC+4:30, TonyM wrote: > > Jan/Mat, > > I too am keen on making use of libraries, > > However much of what you wan't can I expect be done by other means. > > - The attached tiddler illustrates something quite interesting. > - Drop it on a Wiki and import it (trust me) > - Open it and you will see it is ready to import two tiddlers (you can > select here) > - It will then import (a button to copy the text from the current > tiddler) > - Currently such install pending tiddlers delete the source > automatically > - It would be trivial to set a flag and modify the import to not > delete install pending tiddlers so you can install and reinstall. > > I actually have a wealth of hacks with importing and plugins that offer so > many tricks I have not being able yet to see how best to share them. Once I > can reproduce libraries, ideally without the command line, from single file > wikis, I can do even more. > > Regards > Tony > > > On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 7:11:02 AM UTC+10, Jan wrote: >> >> Hi community, >> I am very fascinated with the new ability of the plugin-library to >> install plugins on the fly. I would like to use this mechanism for >> importing content - like history-data, theatre-plays etc. ... or even >> images. Because no js is involved, the even would run instantly. >> What is the infrastructure behind the plugin-library? >> Do you think it is possible to build and host a similar backend? >> >> Thanks and best wishes >> Jan >> >> >> >>
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