Not a perfect solution, but you can relatively easily create tables in the
Javascript console that you can sort by columns by clicking on the header.
*SAVE YOUR WIKI BEFORE TRYING OUT*: Although it is just a query and does
not change anything, it is better to prevent trouble.
Open the DeveloperTools console in the wiki window (right click anywhere on
the page -> inspect element -> console tab) and issue this command:
let results = [];
$tw.utils.each($tw.wiki.getMissingTitles(), (tiddler) => {
const backlinks = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerBacklinks(tiddler).length;
results.push([
tiddler,
backlinks
]);
});
console.table(results);
In another example, we can print a list of tiddlers, which can be sorted by
the number of links and backlinks:
let results = [];
$tw.wiki.forEachTiddler((tiddler) => {
const links = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerLinks(tiddler).length;
const backlinks = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerBacklinks(tiddler).length;
// Filter unnecessary results
if(links === 0 && backlinks === 0) return;
results.push([
tiddler,
links,
backlinks
]);
});
console.table(results);
Because the table can display up to 1000 rows, it's a good idea to filter
out irrelevant results (such as those with no links and backlinks).
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