Hi Joe,
this is most definitely possible and something I think most people in
the community already use. The way I do it is to put these "external"
files into a "files/" directory in the node server directory and add a
tiddler with the "_canonical_uri" field set to the relative path to the
file, so that TW can work its magic when displaying them, i.e. in a
player for audio/video or in a frame for pdf files or just displaying
them as images.
While I use a simple server modification to do this, there is Arlen's
TiddlyServer [1] to accomplish this or alternatively the http-server
branch [2] in the TiddlyWiki Git repository, which SO desparately needs
to get merged in to the main branch, but you can rebase it to the
current version, that should work fine IMO.
/Andreas
[1]
https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/static/TiddlyServer%2520by%2520Arlen%2520Beiler.html
[2] https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/tree/http-server
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