Releases: Arlen22/TiddlyServer
Lite
This update fixes a few glitches and bugs related to data folders.
Installation instructions are on the home page: https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer
Lite
This is the first (well, official anyway) release of TiddlyServer 2.0.
It uses the default put saver for saving individual files, but requires a bookmarklet to fix the saver for saving files with %20 or other such numbers in their name. The bookmarklet is included in every directory page. In the future, we may wrap the TiddlyWiki in an iframe and use an injected saver.
TiddlyWiki Folders (aka data folders) are loaded into an instance of TW 5.1.14 just as though you were running the command node tiddlywiki.js /path/to/data/folder --server, except it will serve it straight off the path you just navigated to, and you can have as many different paths loaded simultaneously as you want. They stay loaded until you close node.
All other files found in the folders can be served just like a regular file server, meaning you can have relative links between your TiddlyWikis and external files! But you cannot serve any files from within a datafolder, as all those requests get forwarded to the server handler in TiddlyWiki.
The README should have all you need to get started. If you have any questions, you can open an issue or ask on the TiddlyWiki Google Group.
Lite
This is the first release of TiddlyServer 2.0.
It uses the default put saver for saving individual files, but requires a bookmarklet to fix the saver for saving files with I realized after tagging this that I had not pushed the commit with this update, so that is in 2.0.1.%20 or other such numbers in their name. The bookmarklet is included in every directory page. In the future, we may wrap the TiddlyWiki in an iframe and use an injected saver.
TiddlyWiki Folders (aka data folders) are loaded into an instance of TW 5.1.14 just as though you were running the command node tiddlywiki.js /path/to/data/folder --server, except it will serve it straight off the path you just navigated to, and you can have as many different paths loaded simultaneously as you want. They stay loaded until you close node.
All other files found in the folders can be served just like a regular file server, meaning you can have relative links between your TiddlyWikis and external files! But you cannot serve any files from within a datafolder, as all those requests get forwarded to the server handler in TiddlyWiki.
The README should have all you need to get started. If you have any questions, you can open an issue or ask on the TiddlyWiki Google Group.