Hey guys,
as I have a little problem with my memory occupied by to many wikis
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/xWpNnABLYbQ>, I started
digging into the sync adaptors to write my own serving multiple wikis.
One thing I stumbled upon was there seems to be a "bag" field and a
"recipe" for the tiddlyweb adaptor to rely on. I tried to get my head
around this but failed to see what is the difference between those, as the
bag-field seems only to be used when a tiddler should be deleted from the
storage endpoint. Since I want to comply to the way TW handles the server
backend and I do not have to rewrite so much stuff maybe someone can help
me out here.
When a tiddler is stored or loaded a call is made to
URL/recipes/{recipe}/tiddlers/{title}
But when I delete a tiddler suddenly there is no recipe whatsoever but
URL/bags/{bag}/tiddlers/{title}
So my questions are:
1. Why is there a difference? They both seem to do the same thing (set
the target "server" for the tiddler).
2. Who is setting this bag-field? The server just to show the tiddlyweb
adaptor that it has seen it or the browser?
I did not find anything in the dev wiki <https://tiddlywiki.com/dev> about
either of those fields so I am left with no clue.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Tristan
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