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nathanielknight / tiddly-wiki-server

An efficient, low-maintenance web server for TiddlyWikis.
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release npm package #8

Closed linonetwo closed 1 year ago

linonetwo commented 1 year ago

Using napi binding or something. So it can be used in https://github.com/tiddly-gittly/TidGi-Desktop

But as long as this can handle reading nodejs wiki's file from filesystem.

nathanielknight commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately tiddly-wiki-server stores the wiki in a different format (as JSON tiddlers in a SQLite database), so it's not compatible with the first-party file format that the NodeJS version uses.

linonetwo commented 1 year ago

Okay, I don't have an urgent need for this. If I need one I will reference your code.

nathanielknight commented 1 year ago

Sounds good. Sorry I can’t be more help!

linonetwo commented 1 year ago

I see https://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlyWeb today. Does this mean nathanielknight/tiddly-wiki-server can be used to create a TiddlyWeb service?

Or a tiddlyhost that can lazy load and fine grain save? (Tiddlyhost currently seem to load full 10M+ wiki and save 10M+ on a single change)

nathanielknight commented 1 year ago

On first load load you have to load at least the TiddlyWiki JS (which is substantial), but my understanding is that subsequent edits would make only partial saves. I don't think the TiddlyWeb plugin does anything very sophisticated to prevent concurrent edits (and this project certainly doesn't) so it's probably not suitable for multi-user wikis.

linonetwo commented 1 year ago

I just wan't to implement single user use case, but with lazy load to speed up.