Well, I thought I had finally sorted out how how to structure a demo site
for developing a new widget plugin on tiddlywiki/node, but I have one more
problem:
Making tiddlywiki see the external library I need.
I have a local TW/Node site like this:
TW-Demo
+------------plugins
+--------myPlugin
+------------myPlugin.js
+
|
+-----------files
+------myExtLibrary.js
How do I refer to myExtLIbrary.js within myPlugin.js? I tried the following:
var extLib = require("$:/plugins/myPlugin/files/myExtLibrary.js");
var extLib = require("$:/plugins/myPlugin/myExtLibrary.js");
var extLib = require("$:/myExtLibrary.js");
var extLib = require("$:files/myExtLibrary.js");
(I am clueless, obviously)
Everytime I get a "Cannot find module" error. I would immensely grateful to
anyone kind enough to explain to me the semantics of the expression in the
require statement. How is the path computed? Is it relative to the
tiddliwiki module? That seems to implied by the standard use of a statement
like:
var Widget = require("$:/core/modules/widgets/widget.js").widget;
But that can't be true, otherwise no local installation would ever use a
plugin...
There's gotta be some magic somewhere that escapes me.
Cheers,
Stefano
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