Jeremy offered a solution that works as advertised - thank you Jeremy.
Unfortunately there a 2 pain points with this method and was wondering if
there are solutions for those.
1. Over time I want to make some private tiddlers public. Is there
currently a means to easily move a tiddler from one wiki to another (in my
case both run under node on same machine)? If not, could I create a plugin
to do so? What is the basic algorithm or basic things to keep in mind? Is
it simply a matter of moving the tiddler file from one directory to another?
2. In order to see any changes made in a tiddler in the public wiki it
appears I need to restart the private wiki and refresh the browser if
browser is viewing the private wiki. If this is the case, is there a way to
at least remotely restart server? In my case, I interact via browser with
my wikis from one machine while the wikis run on another machine. Both are
behind a firewall and I don't expose either of my wikis to the public. So
I'm not too concerned about someone externally restarting my wikis. I could
remote desktop, but for reasons, if an alternative exists I'd like to know.
I know first-world problems but if this ability already exists, I'd like to
take advantage of it.
A completely different alternative solution occurred to me: create a custom
command like render but one which doesn't transclude if tiddler to
transclude is not public. But looking at the code, I'm not sure I want to
go down that rabbit hole.
Thanks.
On Monday, May 3, 2021 at 12:55:10 PM UTC-4 jeremy...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Louis
>
> If you're running under Node.js, you could setup two separate wiki
> folders, one "private" and one "public". Then the private wiki can use the
> "includeWiki" property to include the tiddlers from the public wiki. When
> exporting the public content, you'd reference the public wiki, thus
> excluding all the private content.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if the following is possible either in the base wiki or with
> a plugin.
>
> Say I have a tag 'Public'. I want to export all tiddlers and only those
> tiddlers with the tag 'Public'. Simple enough with filter [tag[Public]].
> But say some of the 'Public' tiddlers have
> transclusions of tiddlers that do not have the 'Public' tag. In my html
> output I don't want the content of the transclusions included unless
> transclused tiddler also has the 'Public' tag.
>
> Thanks
>
> Example
> *topic1 with tag Public*
> start
>
> {{topic2}}
>
> {{topic3}}
>
> end
>
> *topic2 without tag Public*
> private
>
> *topic3 with tag Public*
> show me
>
> *the desired html output*
> start
>
> show me
>
> end
>
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