On Dec 7, 12:48 pm, Jeremy Ruston <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Best case, ginsu is used only once, when a eg: tiddlyspot TW is
> > transferred into a git repo.
>
> Got you. So one of your use cases is to ginsu a remote TiddlyWiki into
> it's constituent parts, ideally to a template that you have
> established.
If the "process" is stable, it would be possible that ginsu directly
saves into the template structure. But for the beginning it allways
will need "hand tweaking" (copy/paste the directories).

> I'm wondering if the way to explore this is to make recipe files a bit
> more elaborate, so that they can also be used to describe the layout
> of the files output by ginsu.
This would be an idea. I'd like it, if the recipe file wouldn't be to
complicated afterwards :)

> > Is it the same file, or the same store in memory reduced after each
> > iteration filtering?
>
> I was imagining re-running ginsu, which is clearly a bit inefficient,
> but might be conceptually simple.
yes, If the system takes care, that tiddlers, that are inserted into
the TW by hand, are not missed.

> > I took me some to figure out, how it works best for me, and keep a
> > structure, that is similar to the "old TW trac" system. So I can use
> > "old" recipes, without too much tweaking.
>
> Aha, I'm only testing with the main tiddlywiki.com recipes, and would
> appreciate any testing you might be able to do (or indeed  test rigs).
I'm testing with TW recipes + my plugin repos. Only
tw.CodeMirrorPlugin [1] is public at the moment. It is more
complicated, because it needs to include (curl) the 3rd party
codeMirror library. It needs to compress (uglify) the .js lib files
and convert (cook) them into tiddlers. Deployment is done via an
upload bash script to _different_ TiddlySpace spaces. The make file
will need a lot of refactoring but since the workflow is still
changing, I didn't do that yet. (This repo uses the ruby cook /
ginsu).

-m

[1] https://github.com/pmario/tw.CodeMirrorPlugin

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