A good approach may be to...
- write some *wiki-index.php* script that returns an index as json
- may need some php smarts as to what is a wiki to be indexed and
what isn't
- may have some recursive smarts about also indexing subfolders?
- should come in the propper tiddler format so as to dump it as a
plugin type of thing
- to which a TiddlyWiki js macro talks to by making a *XMLHttpRequest*
- works only in a server environment that supports making such calls
- the macro renders an *update* button
- clicking it calls *wiki-index.php*
- fires a callback function with the response, e.g. the json data
with the file list
- in TiddlyWiki these data are used to either
- output a flat list with links to those wikis
- with title and modified date
- create local tiddlers for those files if not existent so as to
be able to add notes
- having some *wiki* field set to the name of that other file
and by default the same title
- a *wiki-modified* field, updated to reflect when that wiki
was last updated
- could be used to compare to the existing tiddler so as to
indicate if there are updates
- for any non-wiki files you could also create tiddlers
- set a field in tiddlywiki follow:no, so as to not index it
in lists
- via checkbox in the import list
Something like this?
Best wishes, Tobias.
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