Looks interesting! I am hopeful this works better than my current approach
- which is to simply run different tiddlywiki --server's on different ports.
Is there a way to point settings.json at existing tiddlywiki --server
directory hierarchy?
When I tried settings.json with:
"tree": {
"daylog": "../TW/DayLog/",
"projects": {
"project1": "../TW/Project1.html"
}
I get the single Project1.html file comtents as expected. But I get a blank
page displayed at http://localhost:8080/daylog/, although TiddlyServer
believes it to be a datafolder (it has a
tiddlywiki.info file and works using tiddlywiki --server). That DayLog
directory hierarchy looks like:
DayLog
|-- tiddlers
| |-- Journal
| |-- Personal
| `-- System
`-- tiddlywiki.info
Any idea what I am missing? How would one go about diagnosing problems?
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