It had better work with normal TW, I use it :)
I hope the foundation that FND has provided is the 'current' way of
doing things and integrates best.
I hope to include *all* the original features (including using tags as
the prompt) plus the following :-
* auto re-encrypt on timeout (I thought that was cool)
* Ability to encrypt a tiddler without tagging it using the 'encrypt'
button - you won't have a password prompt - it's up to you to remember
the password
* Ability to decrypt a tiddler, encrypted with the previous point,
using the 'decrypt' button
* Easier localisation
This would probably form my initial release of TiddlerEncryptionPlugin
4.0
Next,
My current usage pattern is to have an unencrypted tiddler (contains
the non-sensetive stuff, still allowing me to search) [include]
relevant slices of an encrypted tiddler (which contains the sensetive
stuff like passwords). This pattern means I can still search (for
example, a web site user/password) but can't see the password till I
decrypt the password tiddler.
What *I* would really like to have is some way of identifying
portion(s) of a tiddler and and only encrypting those portions! My
initial thoughts are something like special tags <encrypt "Password
prompt"></encrypt> which only show in edit mode. Encrypted text would
still be surrounded by the <encrypt> tags (which only show in edit
mode) but would also be surrounded by {{{}}} to prevent wikiword
translation in normal display. Maybe even the <encrypt> tags would
cause a 'tooltip' to be shown, indicating that the text is encrypted.
I don't know how this would sit with those that use 'pretty editors',
though.
If I could sort this whole concept out, then, it's possible, I might
discard the 'tagged' method of encryption in favour of this new
mechanism.
I am also looking for guidance on how to make a plugin 'localisation
friendly' - are there standard frameworks in place in TW?
Suggestions would be welcomed.
...Lyall
On Jun 11, 2:36 am, Mike <[email protected]> wrote:
> :)
> I love the original plugin, looking forward to the new incarnation !
> Will it work with normal TW as well as tiddlyweb?
>
> Mike
>
> On Jun 10, 6:41 am, Lyall <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Working now... must have been a stuff up on my part.
> > Last night, double entry of password (password confirmation) done,
> > including wrapping encrypted text in {{{ }}} with a warning, eg.
>
> > Do NOT edit this tiddler
> > {{{
> > encrypted text
>
> > }}}
>
> > This way, no spurious links being shown/reported.
>
> > Tonight, using Tags rather than titles to key passwords (like my old
> > plugin).
> > Maybe even encrypt/decrypt all :-)
>
> > ...Lyall
>
> > On Jun 10, 2:49 pm, FND <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > Would you mind commenting up a version for me and making it available?
>
> > > I'd be happy to do so - unfortunately, I'm currently swamped, so it
> > > might have to wait a week or two.
>
> > > > By the way, I can get your demo to 'encrypt' a tiddler, on the net,
> > > > but I can't seem to convince it to pop up a password prompt at home.
>
> > > That's curious - any hints on how to reproduce this?
>
> > > > I prefer not to 'develop' in the tiddler
>
> > > Same here - I prefer to use a regular .js file, which means I either use
> > > TiddlyWeb's devstore or dynamic loading of
> > > scripts:http://fnd.lewcid.org/misc/PluginLoader.html
> > > The latter has some significant caveats (eval time, variable
> > > scope):http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev/t/41ccf8970297b673
>
> > > -- F.
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