Jarad, I presume this is a single file tiddlywiki. Are you serving it or opening the file in the browser?
Unix is not my natural home. If your logged content is in a file where the tiddlywiki is installed have you tried using the html object tag in a tiddler? <object width="400" height="400" data="helloworld.txt"></object> I tested this and it retrieves the content of helloworld.txt in both file and TiddlyServer served wikis. However you need to refresh the tiddler to see updates (eg edit/View, Close/open the tiddler. Regards Tony On Thursday, June 27, 2019 at 10:52:29 AM UTC+10, Jared Lettau wrote: > > To facilitate syncing across devices, I've created a local bash script to > monitor the ~/Downloads folder to move them to my > ~/Dropbox/Apps/Quine/TiddlyWiki/ folder. Once there, the Dropbox service > automatically uploads the current version. Right now this script launches > other scripts (DBstatus.sh, wikiXFER.sh) then tails a file where child > scripts log their actions. Below shows the the console output, which is > tailing the status file. > > $ ~/status.sh > TimeStamp SYSTEM SCRIPT STATUS > Wed Jun 26 17:22:44 PDT 2019 Dropbox DBstatus.sh started > Wed Jun 26 17:22:44 PDT 2019 TiddlyWiki wikiXFER.sh started > Wed Jun 26 17:22:44 PDT 2019 TiddlyWiki wikiXFER.sh Watching > Wed Jun 26 17:22:44 PDT 2019 Dropbox DBstatus.sh Up to date > Wed Jun 26 17:23:05 PDT 2019 TiddlyWiki wikiXFER.sh Found > Wed Jun 26 17:23:05 PDT 2019 TiddlyWiki wikiXFER.sh Moved > Wed Jun 26 17:23:05 PDT 2019 TiddlyWiki wikiXFER.sh Watching > Wed Jun 26 17:23:05 PDT 2019 Dropbox DBstatus.sh Syncing > "TiddlyWiki.html" > Wed Jun 26 17:23:05 PDT 2019 Dropbox DBstatus.sh Uploading > "TiddlyWiki.html"... > Wed Jun 26 17:23:10 PDT 2019 Dropbox DBstatus.sh Up to date > > I'm trying to find a way to show this status within TW so I can make this > script a service and still have a seamless way to monitor the results. *Is > there a way to basically tail -f a local file in tw5? *Ideally, I'd like > to integrate into the top margin of tw, so that updates are displayed as > they are logged in the local file. I'm using Firefox Quantum for Fedora > 67.0.4 (64-bit). Any ideas? > > This isn't an issue on my Win machines since I'm using TiddlyDesktop. > > *I've tried:* > - Gnome no longer supports building custom tray indicators/icons (with any > semblance of ease). > - notify-send works, except it instantiates a new alert with every > invocation, which is terribly annoying in rapid succession. > - Looked into https://tobibeer.github.io/tw/enable-js/#script, but this > puts JS into the tiddler... I'd have to open/refresh the tiddler to see the > status, which is less convenient than running the bash script > > Any suggestions are welcome. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/81fc3b6d-28b8-46dd-ad74-e98f446f2db2%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
