Hello all,

I have been using Tiddlywiki for about 5 years now (on and off) and just 
(today) started playing around with TiddlyWiki5. It looks good.

I like how bld.sh, builds a TiddlyWiki5 from seperate tiddler files.. I 
know this could be done with TiddlyWiki 2.x series, but I had never got it 
working on my machine.

Since I use emacs a lot, I am envisioning a workflow in which I can edit 
some/all tiddlers on my local workstation in emacs and then commit it to a 
git repository. When I push changes to a server, I'd like to have the 
server build a new Tiddlywiki with my tiddler content and have it post to 
my HTTP server's doc root.

I can figure out the git repository and writing a hook that will create the 
script.. 

I created a new test  tiddler testMe.tid with a title: , tags: and content. 
I added it as a sibling of readme.tid
I tried the following I stored it as a sibling of readMe.tid.

1. I want to assemble a TiddlyWiki5 with the core TiddlyWiki5 
functionality. Instead of being empty like empty.html, I would like to add 
my own custom tiddlers  content like "testMe.tid" 
2. I'd like something like #1 above, but select only certain tags

Any tips on how to get this done would be appreciated?

Thanks,
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