Are there images in the images directory?
On Sunday, July 4, 2021 at 2:44:43 PM UTC-7 miket...@gmail.com wrote: > Yes it works! > But now I understand these words :( > "when I imported Evernote, I didn't get any images!" > > When exporting, Evernote removes all normal links to images. And instead > of them goes this: > <en-media alt="Как лечить укусы насекомых подручными средствами" > hash="0b63a644a5981ba32ed511b6172605a1" height="343" > > And > <resource-attributes> > <file-name>shutterstock_56797648.jpg</file-name> > <source-url> > en-cache://tokenKey****0b63a644a5981ba32ed511b6172605a1**** > </source-url> > </resource-attributes> > > In theory, the import plugin should restore this. For example, in Joplin > there is no such problem as it were. > > воскресенье, 4 июля 2021 г. в 21:20:48 UTC+3, Mark S.: > >> I'm not sure why it's throwing an error. But instead of running it from >> the command line, you can use the kit already built into node. >> >> Assuming you are in the same directory as your TW file, you can create a >> temporary *empty* node instance which will install the *externalimages* >> build command for you: >> >> *tiddlywiki test4 --init empty* >> >> Then run something like: >> >> *tiddlywiki test4 --load tw-with-images.html --output test4 --build >> externalimages* >> >> Where *tw-with-images.html* is your source file with images. Now your >> new TW file will appear in "test4" directory like: >> >> *test4/externalimages.html* >> *test4/images/<the image files extracted>* >> >> Hopefully this will get you past the errors that occur at the command >> line. >> >> On Sunday, July 4, 2021 at 8:00:18 AM UTC-7 miket...@gmail.com wrote: >> >>> This is the only way it works, but I want to delete on the right one >>> without garbage! ))) >>> https://i.imgur.com/SCtyQFC.jpg >>> воскресенье, 4 июля 2021 г. в 17:50:17 UTC+3, Mike Andyl: >>> >>>> https://i.imgur.com/CnyMBI4.jpg >>>> quotes not help me >>>> >>>> суббота, 3 июля 2021 г. в 19:27:31 UTC+3, Mark S.: >>>> >>>>> Keep in mind that those instructions assume that you have tiddlywiki >>>>> on node.js installed globally. >>>>> >>>>> Here's a script/command line example: >>>>> >>>>> tiddlywiki --load tw-with-images.html \ >>>>> --output test4 \ >>>>> --savetiddlers [is[image]] images \ >>>>> --setfield [is[image]] "_canonical_uri" \ >>>>> "$:/core/templates/canonical-uri-external-image" \ >>>>> "text/plain" \ >>>>> --setfield "[is[image]]" "text" "" "text/plain" \ >>>>> --rendertiddler "$:/core/save/all" "tw-external.html" "text/plain" >>>>> >>>>> where tw-with-images.html is your source file, "images" is the name of >>>>> the image directory, test4 is a directory where the output (images and >>>>> html) will go, and tw-external.html is the new TW file where images have >>>>> been replaced with external image links. >>>>> >>>>> The caveat is that I think you can only run this once against your >>>>> source file. I'm not sure what will happen with to images that have >>>>> already >>>>> been replaced with external uris. Likewise, double check any of your >>>>> source >>>>> image tiddlers that you have already replaced by hand with _canonical_uri >>>>> paths. I'm sure someone smarter than me could improve the filtering in >>>>> the >>>>> above so that it skips images that use the _canonical_uri field. >>>>> >>>>> Be sure to make backups before trying this! >>>>> >>>>> Good luck! >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Saturday, July 3, 2021 at 3:00:43 AM UTC-7 miket...@gmail.com >>>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Can't do it, the instruction doesn't work >>>>>> https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/PueCb0KGmvM >>>>>> >>>>>> суббота, 3 июля 2021 г. в 04:05:56 UTC+3, Mark S.: >>>>>> >>>>>>> If you scroll down on that tiddler the section *Creating external >>>>>>> images under Node.js *explains how you can export all your images >>>>>>> into a separate folder using node.js. But, of course, first you have to >>>>>>> set >>>>>>> up and run TiddlyWiki on node.js. After the image files are exported >>>>>>> then >>>>>>> you can convert your node TW instance back to a single file instance. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Using the new (prerelease 24?) and the zip plugin it might be able >>>>>>> to come up with a solution that doesn't need node.js, but that would be >>>>>>> all >>>>>>> new territory. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On Friday, July 2, 2021 at 5:11:23 PM UTC-7 miket...@gmail.com >>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> 436 images. But I think the problem is with several very large BMP >>>>>>>> files. They even take a few minutes to load like raw text. And now I >>>>>>>> want >>>>>>>> to delete, and make the pictures external. >>>>>>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/static/ExternalImages.html >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> пятница, 2 июля 2021 г. в 23:46:44 UTC+3, Mark S.: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Congratulations -- when I imported Evernote, I didn't get any >>>>>>>>> images! >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I think what's happening is that your TW is jam-packed with >>>>>>>>> images. To verify this theory, go to the "Filter" tab of the advanced >>>>>>>>> search and try this filter: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> [all[tiddlers]get[type]prefix[image]count[]] >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> What is the number you see? >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> In the meanwhile, when using the "More" tab, avoid using the >>>>>>>>> "Recent" sub tab which requires a lot of rendering. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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