Hi,
I didn't know that. Thanks.
But I don't want to have a tiddler as a json structure (with text, created,
modified, ... fields).
I'd like to import something like that (it's been created in a code editor
so it can be validated as a valid json object) :
{
"tiddler": "DVDForme103.Enchainement",
"description":"Enchainement complet de la forme 103 par Maître Yang Jun
(DVD)",
"séquences":
[
{"description":"Partie 1", "type": "Déroulé", "départ": 7},
{"description":"Partie 2", "type": "Déroulé", "départ": 223},
{"description":"Partie 3", "type": "Déroulé", "départ": 754}
],
"technique":
{
"source":"DVD",
"durée": 1489,
"largeur": 640,
"hauteur": 480,
"taille": 14.67
}
}
Then I'd like to import this json expression inside a tiddler, or to be
precise as the text field of a tiddler. If I drag the file that contains
this expression, the import tiddler appears but with no file to import.
FrD
Le samedi 25 juillet 2015 20:19:16 UTC+2, Jed Carty a écrit :
>
> The answer is yes. You can't just import the JSON file that you want to be
> stored in a tiddler though. Here is an example JSON file that would import
> as a JSON data tiddler:
>
>
> [
> {
> "created": "20150725181648406",
> "modified": "20150725181658829",
> "title": "JSON tiddler",
> "type": "application/json",
> "text": "{\n \"1\": \"2\",\n \"3\": \"2\",\n \"4\":
> \"2\",\n \"5\": \"2\"\n}"
> }
> ]
>
> To get other examples just make json tiddlers in tiddlywiki and export
> them as json files.
>
>
>
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