On Sunday, November 13, 2016 at 4:04:52 PM UTC+1, Chris Dent wrote:
>
> @cdent is there a better search option?
>>
>
> It's possible to filter the list of recipes with something like:
>
>     
> http://tiddlyspace.com/recipes?select=name:%3Esunyit&select=name:%3Csunyiu
>

thx :)
 

> Basically that's saying get me all the recipes with names between sunyit 
> and sunyiu. When someone is logged in it will also return those private 
> recipes which the current user is able to see.
>

 

> There are other filtering incantations that can be done on the recipes 
> list as well. There's more information on filters in 
> http://tweb-filters.tiddlyspace.com/
>

I did read a bit there, but couldn't find the right stuff. Your suggestion 
seem to be good. 

I also checked the  whole list that we get from: tiddlyspace . com / 
recipes.txt
It's a perfect fit for bash scripts. .. And some suny-users used sunyit in 
the middle of the name, which we will get processing the whole list with 
grep too . 


Note that I have moving information like that to tank on my do-really-soon 
> to do list, so that it doesn't get completely lost.
>

Looking forward to get more info!
 

> Your script makes a lot of sense Mario. Not overly complicated but does 
> the right stuff. Getting both the fat JSON and the HTML of the tiddlywiki 
> is a great way to do it. 
>

The very first script imo was from FND, but I did add some more UI and 
removed a 3rd party dependency, that IMO doesn't exist in standard 
installations. 
 

> One thing you might consider is instead of pulling the bag tiddlers, get 
> the recipe tiddlers. For people with multiple spaces this would result in a 
> great deal of duplicated data but might make reconstructing things later a 
> bit easier. Not sure if that's a good idea or not, but I though it was 
> worth mentioning.
>

Yea. Thought about that, but we have the xx.html files, which contains the 
whole recipe tiddlers. ... and I downloaded the recipe.txt to extract stuff 
from the html files in the future. So I think we should have enough info 
for a full reconstruction of the whole structure. 
 

> Thank you for cc'ing me on this and if other things come up where you 
> think I can help please cc me again. I don't actively read these or the 
> other tiddly groups anymore (due to lack of time, not lack of interest) so 
> I don't become aware of stuff unless people let me know directly.
>

Thaks for your work with TS and your feedback !

have fun!
mario 

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