Re: [tw] Tiddly Wiki on Node JS (Termux and Tiddly Server)

[Xavier Cazin]

Hi Egbert,

I think that you need to replace *#!/usr/bin/env node* by

*#!/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/env node*

as the first line of the tiddlywiki script, using the command :

"*termux-fix-shebang /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/tiddlywiki*"

Cheers,
Xavier.
Le 12 nov. 2017 23:48, "Egbert"  a écrit :

Hi Xavier, thanks so much for offering help.That's what I get:

$ which node
/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/node

$ pkg show nodejs
Package: nodejs
Version: 8.9.0-1
Maintainer: Fredrik Fornwall @fornwall
Installed-Size: 47.0 MB
Depends: openssl, c-ares
Conflicts: nodejs-current
Homepage: https://nodejs.org/
Download-Size: 5859 kB
APT-Manual-Installed: yes
APT-Sources: http://termux.net stable/main aarch64 Packages
Description: Platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily
building fast, scalable network applications

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[tw] Re: Demise of FF TiddlyFox and my reluctance to tackle Node.

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Based on your description, BJ's tiddlysaver should do pretty much 
everything for you that TiddlyFox did.

So, use case #1 should be fine.

Use case #2 is about multi-user capabilities -- a whole other kettle of 
fish in a nutshell --, and doesn't really have anything to do with 
TiddlyFox. You might follow the recent threads Jed has posted about a 
possible multi-user solution.

Good luck!
Mark

On Sunday, November 12, 2017 at 2:57:39 PM UTC-8, Donald Bosart wrote:
>
> OK.  I finally became desperate enough to post here.
>
> Background:
>
> I'm a longtime TiddlyWiki user who started out with Classic long ago 
> before it was "Classic" and have moved on to TW5 for some time now.  I 
> won't bore everyone with all of the things I like about TW; but, it being 
> file based with a simple markup and having easy Tiddler creation and being 
> a "Guerrilla Wiki" that I could put on an Apache server to publish one-way 
> content for my group at work are among the best things since apple pie...
>
> Alas, file:// protocol seems dead; long live file protocol.  It was great; 
> use it to author... put the file on a server and it is automatically 
> protected via http wonderful... FF with TiddlyFox to author, scp to the 
> server and use Chrome to view (most everyone at work uses Chrome).
>
> With the imminent arrival of FF 57 I've been following the various threads 
> here and trying to discern a way forward.  My immediate action both on my 
> work machines and at home was to turn automatic updates of FF off before my 
> authoring tool becomes caput.  But that's temporary... 
>
> So what is the best course forward?  Should I bite the bullet and learn 
> scary Node or try to keep it simple and find a way to save files without 
> going insane with browsers that are intent on making themselves pains in 
> the you know what.  I see a few threads that suggest there may be a way 
> forward for us file users but I'm wondering what to do for the next few 
> months and then I'm wondering if I should just bite the bullet and move to 
> Node.
>
> So Use Case 1 (work):
>
> Use FF file:// to author content, scp to an Apache server, company sees 
> the content via http.
>
> So Use Case 2 (personal):
>
> Ideally create an multi-user authoring solution that would allow users 
> (and myself) to author content that I could deploy at my own URL via a 
> hosting service.  The idea here is to "write" a collaborative piece of 
> fiction with potentially many disparate paths... the ultimate interactive 
> story experience essentially.
>
> Alternatives to Use Case 1, just accept that Google Docs and Wordpress 
> have won the day at work and stop making things hard for myself.
>
> Alternatives to Use Case 2, just write my novel in Word (OK OpenOffice) 
> and die an agonizing slow death.  ;-)
>
> Looking for guidance... point me in a direction or two and then I'll go 
> away for another decade.
>
> Thanks.
>

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[tw] Re: Auto collapse first Layer in toc-selective-expandable on startup?

[Eric Shulman]

On Sunday, November 12, 2017 at 12:58:33 AM UTC-8, Daniel S. wrote:
>
> i would like to auto collapse all first layer branches of my 
> toc-selective-expandable on startup. That means, instead of
>
> > Layer 1 LinkA
> > Layer 1 LinkB
> > Layer 1 LinkC
>
> i would like to have something like this when opening the tiddlywiki:
>
> > Layer 1 LinkA
>> Layer 2 Link F
>   Layer 2 Link G
> > Layer 1 LinkB
>> Layer 2 ...
>> Layer 2 ...
>> Layer 2 ...
> > Layer 1 Link C
>   Layer 2 ...
>   Layer 2 ...
>
> Is that possible without hacking the toc-selective-expandable to much? 
> Maybe even within the Layer 1 Tiddlers by setting a state to expanded or 
> something like that?
>

You could use a <$list> widget to manually display the top level *outside* 
the toc-selective-expandable, and then use toc-selective-expandable for the 
inner levels.  Something like this:


<$list filter="[tag[Layer1]]">
<$button class="tc-btn-invisible">{{$:/core/images/right-arrow}}
<$link><$text text=<>/>
@@display:block;margin-left:1em; <$macrocall 
$name="toc-selective-expandable" tag=<>/>@@



The result is that you *always* display the top level ("Layer1") items 
opened, while the inner levels behave as usual for the TOC macro (i.e., 
default to 'closed', click to expand).

Note: I did *some* layout formatting and styling to make it look mostly 
like the TOC at the top level, but you will want to adjust the 
formatting/styles to suit your needs.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
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[tw] Demise of FF TiddlyFox and my reluctance to tackle Node.

[Donald Bosart]

OK.  I finally became desperate enough to post here.

Background:

I'm a longtime TiddlyWiki user who started out with Classic long ago before 
it was "Classic" and have moved on to TW5 for some time now.  I won't bore 
everyone with all of the things I like about TW; but, it being file based 
with a simple markup and having easy Tiddler creation and being a 
"Guerrilla Wiki" that I could put on an Apache server to publish one-way 
content for my group at work are among the best things since apple pie...

Alas, file:// protocol seems dead; long live file protocol.  It was great; 
use it to author... put the file on a server and it is automatically 
protected via http wonderful... FF with TiddlyFox to author, scp to the 
server and use Chrome to view (most everyone at work uses Chrome).

With the imminent arrival of FF 57 I've been following the various threads 
here and trying to discern a way forward.  My immediate action both on my 
work machines and at home was to turn automatic updates of FF off before my 
authoring tool becomes caput.  But that's temporary... 

So what is the best course forward?  Should I bite the bullet and learn 
scary Node or try to keep it simple and find a way to save files without 
going insane with browsers that are intent on making themselves pains in 
the you know what.  I see a few threads that suggest there may be a way 
forward for us file users but I'm wondering what to do for the next few 
months and then I'm wondering if I should just bite the bullet and move to 
Node.

So Use Case 1 (work):

Use FF file:// to author content, scp to an Apache server, company sees the 
content via http.

So Use Case 2 (personal):

Ideally create an multi-user authoring solution that would allow users (and 
myself) to author content that I could deploy at my own URL via a hosting 
service.  The idea here is to "write" a collaborative piece of fiction with 
potentially many disparate paths... the ultimate interactive story 
experience essentially.

Alternatives to Use Case 1, just accept that Google Docs and Wordpress have 
won the day at work and stop making things hard for myself.

Alternatives to Use Case 2, just write my novel in Word (OK OpenOffice) and 
die an agonizing slow death.  ;-)

Looking for guidance... point me in a direction or two and then I'll go 
away for another decade.

Thanks.

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Re: [tw] Tiddly Wiki on Node JS (Termux and Tiddly Server)

[Egbert]

Hi Xavier, thanks so much for offering help.That's what I get:

$ which node
/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/node

$ pkg show nodejs
Package: nodejs
Version: 8.9.0-1
Maintainer: Fredrik Fornwall @fornwall
Installed-Size: 47.0 MB
Depends: openssl, c-ares
Conflicts: nodejs-current
Homepage: https://nodejs.org/
Download-Size: 5859 kB
APT-Manual-Installed: yes
APT-Sources: http://termux.net stable/main aarch64 Packages
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[tw] Re: [TW5] My new Tiddlywiki shop with 1233 items. How to make it smaller and faster?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Thinking out loud ...

Your biggest gain would be by reducing the size of your catalog.

Imagine storing each "tiddler" as a compressed entry in a data dictionary.

When a user clicks on link to an advertised tiddler that doesn't exist yet, 
it would be constructed on the fly.

This would require a pretty-links parser that knows how to decompress text 
(whatever algorithm you use).

Might be a crazy idea.

-- Mark

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>
> Hi! I start creating new Tiddlywiki shop http://2980258.ru/heeg.html 
> The problem is that it is big 4mb. I want to make it work faster. 
> If somebody have compressed variant of tw5 core without comments in code 
> or any ideas?   
>

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Re: [tw] Tiddly Wiki on Node JS (Termux and Tiddly Server)

[Xavier Cazin]

Hi Egbert,

What do the commands "which node" and "pkg show nodejs" say?

XC.

-- Xavier Cazin

On Sat, Nov 11, 2017 at 5:57 PM, Egbert  wrote:

> 1) Hi all, having installed Termux on my Android phone (Android version
> 7.1.1) and then installing TiddlyWiki on Node JS with ‘npm install -g
> tiddlywiki’, all went presumably fine. However when I then check if
> TiddlyWiki is installed with ‘tiddlywiki –version’, I get the following
> message:
>
>
> bash: /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/tiddlywiki: /usr/bin/env: bad
> interpreter: No such file or directory
>
>
> Also creating a folder for a new wiki with ‘—init server’ or starting
> TiddlyWiki does not work. Any idea how to solve this?
>
>
>
> 2) On a different note, when using TiddlyServer on my Windows 10 laptop
> and opening a Tiddler, I get a “false filepath” pink message in command
> line terminal:
>
>
> “For Draft of ‘Name of Tiddler’ type is application/x-tiddler has MetaFile
> is false filepath is C:\Users\Admin\...\Draft of ‘Name of Tiddler’tid”
>
>
> It somehow has no negative consequences (at least I cannot see them yet),
> but I’m just curious what’s behind this message and if it might harm my
> file later on?
>
>
> Thanks for any help and also for this wonderful concept of putting
> TiddlyWiki on Node JS (finally my TiddlyWiki files can be as big as I  want
> them to be :-)).
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[tw] Re: [TW5] Plugins Updated: ToDoNow and Listreveal

[Arkady Grudzinsky]

Hi, Thomas,

Great plugin.  I'm always on the look for a good task management 
application.  I have tried dozens of them.  

What I value most is the ability to hide items that cannot be done now.  
GTD uses "contexts" for this purpose.  I suppose a "context" is just a 
tag.  I can use some special character for tags denoting contexts 
("@computer", "@home", etc.).  "Projects" are also just tags.  So, I guess, 
your system can accommodate that.  But there are two other conditions that 
can make a task irrelevant now:

1. Task dependencies.  I'd like the ability to hide tasks that cannot be 
started before another task is completed.  And when the blocking task is 
completed, the blocked task should become "active" and show up in the 
lists.  It helps to unclutter the lists tremendously.  Very few otherwise 
excellent task management applications allow that.  

http://orgmode.org/manual/TODO-dependencies.html

2. The ability to postpone tasks.  Some tasks cannot be started until some 
future time.  I'd like to have the ability to set this time and hide the 
task from the list until that time.  Emacs Org Mode uses "SCHEDULED" 
attribute for that.  Some implementations of todo.txt call it "threshold".  
I use this feature most frequently for recurring tasks.  E.g. if I just 
mowed my lawn, I don't want to see it on my list again sooner than in 2 
weeks.  And for daily items that need to be done each evening, for example, 
having a timestamp is critical to hide items until "6pm", for example.  GTD 
uses the concept of "tickler" for this.  In Monkey GTD which I used for a 
while many years ago, tasks could be converted into "ticklers".  But I find 
it unnecessary since this, imo, is just a task attribute.

http://orgmode.org/manual/Deadlines-and-scheduling.html

You do have reminders, but this is not quite the same thing.  They don't 
seem to hide tasks until a certain time.  

Another important feature is task recurrence - the ability to regenerate 
the task with due dates and threshold dates in the future.  The best 
implementation of this I found in Emacs Org Mode.  They have 3 kinds of 
recurring events:

1. Recurring in a certain interval after the previous due date.  These are 
good for things like paying bills or filing tax returns.  Org Mode uses 
"+1w" syntax for those.

2. Recurring in a certain interval after the last completion date.  These 
are good for things like mowing the lawn or having a haircut.  Org Mode 
uses ".+1w" syntax for those

3. Recurring on a certain date, after "now".  This is good for catching up 
on delinquent tasks.  E.g. if I have to send weekly reports on Fridays and 
forgot to mark it "done" for a whole month, I want the task to recur on the 
next Friday rather than having to mark the task "Done" 4 times incrementing 
the due date by a week.  Org Mode uses "++1w" syntax for those.

http://orgmode.org/manual/Repeated-tasks.html

Do you have any ideas on how to implement these concepts with your plugin?

Thanks.



On Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 11:15:15 AM UTC-7, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> With enormous gratitude for inspiring users like *Mark S.* and *Josiah* 
> (aka @TiddlyTweeter) who contributed many ideas and testing: My plugins are 
> updated (and still worked in my first test). 
> *Warning: only tested with TW 5.1.14!*
>
> ===
>
> *ToDoNow*
> My helper to get things done got several new features, optimisations and 
> enhancements:
>
> * reordered icons in ToDo lists
> ** first deadline (if available by kixam-plugin), then priority
> * archive tasks to get them out of the lists 
> ** new button in ToDoDone list
> ** new tiddler ToDoArchive with keyword and tag search
> * deadline handling improved
> ** new set of icons
> ** delete deadline (hover over date)
> * view template to show ToDo info on all relevant tiddlers (single view)
> * tag and priority changes don’t affect modified timestamp (TW 5.1.14)
> * new empty message for ToDoNow section
> * bugs fixed on Work-Report (now part of the plugin)
> * better readme documentation and examples (see this link 
> 
> )
>
> ===
>
> *Listreveal*
> My tool for listing tiddlers got some updated button macros and CSS – no 
> big deal.
>
> ===
>
> *As always: remember to back up your wikis before you try my stuff.*
>
> You can find the plugins here: 
> http://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html#Get%20More%20Plugins – feedback ist highly 
> appreciated!
>
> (There are still some ideas from Josiah and Mark on my consideration list, 
> but please don’t hold your comments back.)
>
> Happy doing and have a nice weekend!
> Thomas
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] My new Tiddlywiki shop with 1233 items. How to make it smaller and faster?

[sini-Kit]

Hi Riz! I like Tinka plugin. I think about repacking core plugin and modify 
 svg by fontawesome  icons, and removing some comments and code. But I 
hope, that somebody has already done it. 
I don't know will if I convert all my items to one big plugin. 

Hi BJ! My 4mb shop loads very fast but navigating (clikcks) is slow. I make 
experiment and load to empty TW5 14000 items (20mb data base), and try to 
use search. It woks, but slow. 

воскресенье, 12 ноября 2017 г., 21:07:15 UTC+3 пользователь BJ написал:

> do you mean it is slow to load, or that it is slow to respond to clicks?
>
> On Sunday, November 12, 2017 at 4:03:30 PM UTC+1, sini-Kit wrote:
>>
>> Hi! I start creating new Tiddlywiki shop http://2980258.ru/heeg.html 
>> The problem is that it is big 4mb. I want to make it work faster. 
>> If somebody have compressed variant of tw5 core without comments in code 
>> or any ideas?   
>>
>
>

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[tw] The Art Of Dolly, The TW Canvas, And Her CSS

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Alex Hough, via Twitter, announced a very impressive TW "Postcard" ... 
https://alexhough.github.io/post-card-teggs-nose-joy-division.html

I was very struck by how very good it is as an ART achievement.

Restricting the "canvas" to just showing a "postcard" is also an excellent 
example use of TW static render.

_ART & CANVAS_

One of the central issues in visual art-making is "what is the canvas?" 
Another way of saying "what are the constraints?" Its pretty important. Art 
never really emerges without a "fitting" of some kind or another into 
something that is usually, at the end, highly constrained.

Often its thought that good art comes from open-ended enquiry. That is true 
only to an extent. The stubborn nature of matter matters too. Tight 
constraint hones forming. Get the relevant constraints clearer and you are 
halfway there.

Traditionally in painting you'd need master both the handling of brush and 
paint and paper/canvas AND the conception of the "WORK" -- often a series 
of paintings: a directed landing of brush on surfaces with boundaries. 

Part of the issue on the web is HOW to get to the point of enough mastery 
of its "brushes" (codings) to find free expressive flow to achieve similar.

TiddlyWiki is interesting to re-think as a visual art-environment. Its 
"paint-brush rich" in that there are several types of "coding brush" 
immediately accessible.  

I thought what Alex did very suggestive of how artists might use TW better 
to more fruitfully explore their liminals.

_"POSTCARD" CONSTRAINT _

Very interesting is the obvious sense of "freedom" in Alex's image whilst 
its simultaneously bounded in a very tight minimalist framing. That is 
unusual. Usually you'd see such a blob  as an "orphan page". Not this. Its 
already complete. In that sense it IS somewhat like a physical painting in 
the way one receives it. A repletion of meaning.

It illustrates that presentation and content are strongly inter-related. In 
this case the minimalism is well suited to bring fore the uumph.

_MY INTEREST_

I'm very interested in all this. I strongly believe that some art-centric 
work can really help TW visualise what it can do. The thing about artists 
is, in the end, they are mostly concerned with expression of content. 
Coders tend to see code itself as their "art-form" and discussion tends to 
focus on that as the "content". Visual artists tend to see technique/coding 
as a means to an expressive end ... i.e. just process steps that sub-serve. 
Of course its not so simply divided like that. But there is some truth in 
it and appreciation of ends is good too--especially when they excite you.

Just thoughts
Best wishes
Josiah
  




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[tw] [TW5] My new Tiddlywiki shop with 1233 items. How to make it smaller and faster?

[Riz]

You can use Tinka plugin to repack the core plugin.  Remove the unwanted svgs,  
that alone will save a lot of space. Remove unnecessary page templates and 
control panel and all its tabs, sidebar, whatever you don't need. 

You can also remove the edit templates. When you want to edit something,  edit 
it in a different TW5, then drag and drop it to your show-piece.  

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[tw] [TW5] My new Tiddlywiki shop with 1233 items. How to make it smaller and faster?

[sini-Kit]

Hi! I start creating new Tiddlywiki shop http://2980258.ru/heeg.html 
The problem is that it is big 4mb. I want to make it work faster. 
If somebody have compressed variant of tw5 core without comments in code or 
any ideas?   

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[tw] Re: TiddlySpot.com down - or only me?

[JD]

Guys, any news? I primarily use Tiddlyspot too :(

On Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 8:59:01 AM UTC+9, Mat wrote:
>
> Does http://tiddlyspot.com/ show 500 Server Error for anyone else?
>
> I do get my TWs to *load*, but I can't save/upload in them.
>
> Tried both Chrome and FF, on Win10.
>
> <:-)
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[tw] Open above or below currentTiddler depending on tag in a tag hierarchy

[Alex Hough]

HelloThere!

Open above or below currentTiddler depending on tag in a tag hierarchy
​
Look at https://tiddlywiki.com/#Transclusion%20with%20Templates

IF
 clicking on the link  Transclusion Basic Usage

opened that tiddler above the currentTiddler

THEN

the story emerging would be created in line with the underlying logical
structure of the TW.

BENEFIT TO READER

The reader is creating her own story by navigating though a hypertext. Each
tiddler is read as it is opened, there is the option of reading the story
as it is created. The tiddlers in the story can be re-ordered by dragging
and dropping in the Open tab.

It might benefit the readers understanding of the unfolding of the story
had a visual meaning based on the metaphor "above is more general" or
"drilling down is more specific".


SIMPLE SOLUTION?

Is there one?


Alex

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[tw] Auto collapse first Layer in toc-selective-expandable on startup?

['Daniel S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Hi guys, 

i would like to auto collapse all first layer branches of my 
toc-selective-expandable on startup. That means, instead of

> Layer 1 LinkA
> Layer 1 LinkB
> Layer 1 LinkC

i would like to have something like this when opening the tiddlywiki:

> Layer 1 LinkA
   > Layer 2 Link F
  Layer 2 Link G
> Layer 1 LinkB
   > Layer 2 ...
   > Layer 2 ...
   > Layer 2 ...
> Layer 1 Link C
  Layer 2 ...
  Layer 2 ...

Is that possible without hacking the toc-selective-expandable to much? 
Maybe even within the Layer 1 Tiddlers by setting a state to expanded or 
something like that?

Thank you in advance,

best regards.

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