[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-10 Thread Plausible
I'd see two privacy-related issues with putting the feed in a tiddler.
If I'm not mistaken:

1) That tiddler would have to be public for its address to be used as
a (no-pass-required) RSS feed. If it is tagged appropriately
(excludeLists, excludeSearch, what else?) it might be hard to find for
a human who wasn't give the address; but what about web crawlers?
2) Since feed generation has to be enabled, the default public feed
(foobar_public/etc.) would be generated besides the plugin-generated
feed tiddler. So even if the latter were well-hidden by itself it
would appear in this public feed, with all the (potentially originally
private) info in it.

If this is true I'm afraid I don't quite see the advantage of pre-
filtering by plugin as opposed to filtering as Chris described. May be
my myopia though.

~P

On Oct 9, 10:45 pm, Tobias Beer beertob...@googlemail.com wrote:
 @FND

  After generating the feed,
 a plugin could PUT it in a tiddler with
   tiddler.fields[server.content-type] =
  application/atom+xml;
 (or application/rss+xml if need be)

 Great! Will try that tomorrow. As for atom feeds, would there be an
 existing TiddlyWiki generator equivalent to generateRss that can be
 adapted for TiddlySpace? I am actually not familiar with how to
 construct either. So if there's a noticeable difference between the
 two, some existing code would be nice.

 @P

 I have yet to see private feeds or authentication layers to servers
 feeding atom/rss, although there's something to them.

 FND's idea is definetely workable in that you can make feeds available
 by having the output written into a dedicated tiddler by a plugin like
 BetterRssHack. I could, for example even set up a feed macro that
 displays a button which when clicked allows you to publish a feed
 depending on any specified tags, for example.

 Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-10 Thread Plausible
2nd thought: It certainly /would/ give a more compact URL (like
sandbox.tiddlyspace.com/myfeed) than one with lots of filters in it.
And having a macro showing a button would make things more intuitive.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-09 Thread Plausible
Tobias: BetterRss looks like what I want, but I can't get it to work.
I imported the BetterRss and BetterRssHack tiddlers, set Include
tagged: to RSSentry and just for good measure also put

config.options.txtRssTag=RSSentry;
config.numRssItems=2;

in zzConfig. The 2 is just to clearly see whether it's working. Alas,
I don't observe a change in the feeds (given by the URL as per Chris's
post, and the private version of it). What am I missing?

Chris: Thanks for clarifying. The filtering is nifty, but I'd still
like something like Tobias's plugin, so as not to have every tiddler
go into the feed in the first place. Currently it seems really easy
for anyone to see all public /and/ private (!) tiddlers of a space
once they've figured out the feed URL, if they drop the filters.

Thanks both!

~P

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-09 Thread Tobias Beer
As Chris already somewhat pointed out... TiddlyWiki's default RSS
generator and thus BetterRssHack do not work on TiddlySpace (right
now). If they will in the future is for Chris and others to
decide ...and implement.

It would be great though if one could have items of a certain filetype
in ones bags that only on demand are loaded as tiddlers into the
wiki ...which rather exist as files on the server and are served as
such individually by the server, e.g. index.xml

In general, I'd think it even were beneficial for the server if it was
the client that generated the RSS feed and all the server would have
to do is to save it in the appropriate location.

Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-09 Thread Tobias Beer
On the other hand, RSS seems to have been available for TiddlySpot
since 2006 [1]. I'd find it rather unfortunate if it were now dropped
in TiddlySpace.

Cheers, Tobias.

[1] http://bit.ly/anFASY

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Re: [tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-09 Thread FND
 In general, I'd think it even were beneficial for the server if it was
 the client that generated the RSS feed and all the server would have
 to do is to save it in the appropriate location.

After generating the feed, a plugin could PUT it in a tiddler with
tiddler.fields[server.content-type] = application/atom+xml;
(or application/rss+xml if need be)

Example:
http://sandbox.tiddlyspace.com/myfeed
source:
http://sandbox.tiddlyspace.com/myfeed.txt
http://sandbox.tiddlyspace.com/#myfeed


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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-09 Thread Plausible
I must correct myself, where I wrote:

 Currently it seems really easy for anyone to see all public
 /and/ private (!) tiddlers of a space once they've figured out
 the feed URL, if they drop the filters.

I hadn't noticed when I checked this that my being logged in to my
space meant I could see its private feed, but when logged out it
becomes inaccessible. Now I understand the rationale behind the system
as Chris put it.

However this raises a new issue. I was hoping to have the RSS feed so
the collaborators on the project wouldn't have to check the space all
the time; they would simply add the feed to their feed reader. But if
you need to be logged in to see the private feed (makes sense, of
course) this becomes impossible... or are there feed readers which
send over a username and password?

Perhaps RSS just isn't the right tool for what I want to do here.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-08 Thread cd...@peermore.com

Getting feeds from TiddlyWeb hosted tiddlywikis is not the same as
getting it from plain tiddlywiki.

 2) On TiddlySpace, what would be the address of the RSS feed? Is there
 some way to add an RSS symbol to the page that leads to this address?

On tiddlyspace feeds (Atom in this case) of lots of different stuff is
available, but is not (yet) well exposed in the UI. You can access a
feed of the public content in your space with a URL that looks like
this (this is from my space, for yours the cdent will be replaced the
with the name of the space):

   http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers.atom

If you go to

  http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers

you can see a list of the various reprsentations you can get of your
tiddlers.

These paths are part of what TiddlyWeb (which underlies TiddlySpace)
provides.

By default the atom feed will include the 20 most recently modified
tiddlers.

 3) Tobias, I definitely want to do what you suggest, to only put
 'journal' tagged tiddlers into the feed. But where do I find the
 generateRss() function to change?

To get just the tiddlers that are tagged journal you would do
something like this:


http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers.atom?select=tag:journal;sort=-modified;limit=10

That should get the 10 most recent tiddlers tagged journal from my
space.

In fact if you click on the following you can see those tiddlers:


http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers?select=tag:journal;sort=-modified;limit=10

 4) Will this send a feed entry whenever I /edit/ a 'journal' tiddler
 or only when I /create/ one? Maybe to increase control, I should use
 another tag ('RSSentry') which I'd only add to the tiddler once I'm
 happy for it to go into the feed?

In the above case the feed is sorted by modified, but you could use
created if you wanted.

These arguments on the URL are called filters in tiddlyweb. They are
like tiddlywiki filters but the syntax is somewhat different to fit
more easily into the web environment. They are explained here:

http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/recipes/docs/tiddlers/filter

TiddlySpace has all the functionality provided by a raw TiddlyWeb
server (which is what's running the link above) but does not expose it
as readily in favor of a more friendly interface.

At some point soon links should appear in TiddlySpace which provide
easy ways to access and discover the feeds which are automatically
created for tiddler creations.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-08 Thread cd...@peermore.com

On Oct 8, 7:33 pm, Tobias Beer beertob...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Would there be a way to construct a url such that atom feeds are
 produced which point to the spacelink, instead of the raw tiddler?

Not at the moment no but making the atom feeds more useful is on the
agenda.

By spacelink do you mean

http://space.tidldyspace.com/foo

or

http://space.tiddlyspace.com/#foo

?

The tiddler page has a link to the tiddler in space which will open
the latter.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-08 Thread Tobias Beer
 By spacelink do you mean

 http://space.tidldyspace.com/foo
 http://space.tiddlyspace.com/#foo

Yep. Though, obviously that would significantly increase the server
load if reading a feed item would deliver the whole wiki instead of
just the tiddler text.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-04 Thread Plausible
Dude, that was the perfect reply. Thanks! Very glad to see it's all
possible. On to the job now.

~P


On Oct 4, 7:27 am, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi!
 For RSS feed, 
 seehttp://www.tiddlywiki.com/#GenerateAnRssFeedandhttp://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ExportTiddlersPlugin
 For commenting, 
 seehttp://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CommentPlugin,http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#DiscussionPluginandhttp://tiddlyguv.org/CommentsPlugin.html
 For limiting access, seehttp://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#SimpleRoles
 For mindmap, search this group, there's a bunch of plugins mentioned.
 If you're not comfortable with TiddlySpace, try TiddlySpot 
 athttp://www.tiddlyspot.com
 hth
 w

 On Oct 4, 2:25 am, Plausible verreh...@yahoo.com wrote:

  Hello,

  I am wanting to set up a shared academic logbook for a project lasting
  a couple of months. Ideally it would be as follows:

  1) My blog/journal: regular (semi-daily) briefs of work done (each one
  a tiddler);
  2) A small number of other users would have access to the logbook, and
  can add their own entries or comment on mine / each other's;
  3) The journal generates something like an RSS feed so the non-main
  collaborators do not need to login to the logbook to check what's
  happening. (Presumably each feed entry should only be generated at the
  end of the day, so that editing a journal tiddler during the same day
  doesn't send off an entry each time.)

  Is this possible? I was playing around with TiddlySpace just now,
  looks great but I can't immediately see how to do (3) nor how
  commenting (2) would be best done.

  The logbook would not just contain journal entries, but also function
  as a type of mindmap, hence my hope that this can be done within the
  TiddlyWiki framework (which is new to me).

  Any ideas much appreciated -- thanks,

  ~P

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-04 Thread whatever
Hi!
For RSS feed, see http://www.tiddlywiki.com/#GenerateAnRssFeed and
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ExportTiddlersPlugin
For commenting, see http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CommentPlugin,
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#DiscussionPlugin and 
http://tiddlyguv.org/CommentsPlugin.html
For limiting access, see http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#SimpleRoles
For mindmap, search this group, there's a bunch of plugins mentioned.
If you're not comfortable with TiddlySpace, try TiddlySpot at
http://www.tiddlyspot.com
hth
w

On Oct 4, 2:25 am, Plausible verreh...@yahoo.com wrote:
 Hello,

 I am wanting to set up a shared academic logbook for a project lasting
 a couple of months. Ideally it would be as follows:

 1) My blog/journal: regular (semi-daily) briefs of work done (each one
 a tiddler);
 2) A small number of other users would have access to the logbook, and
 can add their own entries or comment on mine / each other's;
 3) The journal generates something like an RSS feed so the non-main
 collaborators do not need to login to the logbook to check what's
 happening. (Presumably each feed entry should only be generated at the
 end of the day, so that editing a journal tiddler during the same day
 doesn't send off an entry each time.)

 Is this possible? I was playing around with TiddlySpace just now,
 looks great but I can't immediately see how to do (3) nor how
 commenting (2) would be best done.

 The logbook would not just contain journal entries, but also function
 as a type of mindmap, hence my hope that this can be done within the
 TiddlyWiki framework (which is new to me).

 Any ideas much appreciated -- thanks,

 ~P

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-04 Thread Tobias Beer
This might be of interest as well...

http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#[[On%20RSS%20feeds]]

Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Shared logbook (with RSS-style feed) using TiddlyWiki?

2010-10-04 Thread Tobias Beer
This might also be of interest...

http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#%5B%5BOn%20RSS%20feeds%5D%5D%20

Cheers, Tobias.

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