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#tiddlywiki

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gavcloud

I refactored the [[Bookcase]] in my wiki … it might be a good topic for a video tutorial someday.

Instead of loading in different stored lists as a way of filtering the content, I now have one list that is filtered dynamically that both list (text) views and cover (image) views adhere to, making for neat on-the-fly re-arranging of the same list, and much more optimized.

gavart.ist/#Bookcase

gavart.istgavart.istGavin Gamboa 🌱 digital garden  work repository  🗂  personal wiki
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gavcloud

based off of a similar solution by Charlie_Veniot, I have solved one of the long-standing friction points with adding images to my digital garden in TiddlyWiki.

This image importer will accept drag/drop links of image files (via the filesystem viewed in a webbrowser i.e. file:///Users/myPath/…) plus being able to quickly designate them into specific system directories via checkbox, or just supply the custom path directly

screenshot of a TiddlyWiki image import module that has a dropzone for image links and checkboxes for predetermined system path destinations
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@mhoye

This seems oddly specific. I'd be surprised if anything worked exactly like that.

You can construct something that uses / as a pseudo directory structure in #TiddlyWiki . Then use a view template to display the root of the tree as a tree. And you can use a permalink to open up that branch immediately.

TW will also let you build a TOC out of tags tagging tags, which is actually a better data structure to work with.

temp-demo.tiddlyhost.com/#%2Fd

Three tiddlers (notes) from a tiddlywiki file. One is called /datetag/2020/02, another /datetag/2020/01 and another /datetag/ . The last one displays a directory tree built from the other two tiddlers.
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gavcloud

Commenting on this post will federate and also display on my digital garden built in #TiddlyWiki

sonomu.club/@gavcloud/11412304

I have implemented a WebComponent that makes it so tootIds attached as fields to tiddlers will pull in the respective replies. It's quite neat. (also reminding myself that @liaizon suggested I make a write up on this process in case others are interested).

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@Faintdreams

Crashing on a desktop browser is unusual. Just set your #TiddlyWiki (TW) to auto-save and you don't have to worry about losing data.

When you close the browser, TW throws up a screen asking if you want to save.

For TW on a device, I use a couple browser storage plugins. So even if the browser closes, my data re-appears on loading.

Basically you're saying you can make a backup with Obsidian. Well, you can make a backup with TW too.

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Faintdreams

Was going to do something using #TiddlyWiki , but then read the updated FAQ and realised that closing and /or crashing the browser can lose all the info and so thought - well that's not ideal, but THEN realised that in #Obsidian
you can create a document with active url links and then just export to PDF and the web links still work so HUZZAH !

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