Is there a faster way to load changed tiddlers from disc into the browser
without restarting the Node server?
Best of all would be a way to have the server monitor for changes to files
on disc and push those changes to the browser, but I don't see anything in
the code for that.
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Not yet. A re-writing of the sync module would be needed for that
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Dang. Is there any functionality to push changed tiddlers from server to client?
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Hi Ben
On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 6:53 PM, Ben H. wrote:
> Dang. Is there any functionality to push changed tiddlers from server to
> client?
>
This is an area that needs working on. Part of it, as Danielo mentioned, is
a new file system sync adaptor that can watch for changes in the file
system an
Alright, I got fs.watch printing console messages anytime a file in the
tiddlers directory changes. Problem is, fs.watch is reporting each change
twice. node-watch seems to be what most people use instead of ns.watch
directly, but is there a way to include a node module without forcing the
user
I'm not sure what do you mean, since I don't know the modules you are
mentioning. But, one of the strengths of TW is that it operates both on server
and browser. So you can create a plugin that runs on the node side wrapping any
node module of your choice.
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On Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at 1:42:32 PM UTC-7, Danielo Rodríguez
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> I'm not sure what do you mean, since I don't know the modules you are
> mentioning. But, one of the strengths of TW is that it operates both on
> server and browser. So you can create a plugin that runs on the node
Who said that it should be shipped by default with tiddlywiki? If you want to
add new functionality you should do it through a plugin. Plugin does not mean
complicated, it can just extend existing core methods and modules. Is fs.watch
default node method?
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I think you need to use https://github.com/paulmillr/chokidar. I would
suggest copying the existing sync adapter code - you can rename it as
'$:/plugins/'me'/filesystem and have you own plugin or do a pull request to
include your changes in the existing plugin
cheers
BJ
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