tiddlywiki/tiddlywiki.github.com

GitHub Pages repository for the main TiddlyWiki Classic project site at classic.tiddlywiki.com

TiddlyWiki

This is the master repository of the Classic version (2.x.x) of TiddlyWiki (not to be confused with TiddlyWiki5, which is rewritten from scratch and backward incompatible with Classic).

If you simply wish to use TiddlyWiki or to find out more about it, it is easiest to do so at classic.tiddlywiki.com. Also, you can get help in the TiddlyWikiClassic group. If you have some feedback, you can use both the google group and GitHub issues.

TiddlyWiki's source code is split up into a number of separate files which are then joined together by the npm run build-core command (requires Node.js and NPM to be installed) to produce a single HTML file. See scripts and instructions for testing and building TiddlyWiki and docs for tiddlywiki.com in the build/README.md file.

Discussion on TiddlyWiki development takes place on GitHub and on the TiddlyWikiClassic group; the old TiddlyWikiDev group my be useful to discuss issue related to both TWC and TW5.

License

TiddlyWiki is Copyright 2013 UnaMesa Assocation

It is licensed under a BSD License. See html/copyright.txt for the exact terms.

tiddlywiki.github.com's Issues

Update Browser Compatibility description

In https://classic.tiddlywiki.com/#[[TiddlyWiki Browser Compatibility]], mention that the opera:config#UserPrefs|AllowFileXMLHttpRequest option is actually for Opera 12.x and below, while --allow-file-access-from-files is not only for Chrome but probably also for all Chromium-based browsers (confirmed here for Vivaldi, new Opera, Opera Neon; to be tested with Chromium itself).

If possible, show indexes in distribution directories

In the /beta and related directories there is an index.html file which makes it impossible to browse and learn about the other files which are available as alternatives to the default empty.html

It would be better if the default was present as empty.html and there was an index of all the options, either by letter the web server automatically generate an index, or by a file that explicitly lists and describes the available alternatives.

In the past when I was briefly making changes on the old tiddlywiki.com, I set up the .htaccess file (you can still see it in the repo) so that this worked in at least some of the directories. Since the new build process and the use of github pages, this has gone away and it feels like a real loss to me as there's no way to discover what's going on.

Migration of tiddlywiki.com did not replicate alpha build behaviors

There are several files in the alpha directory which were not updated in the creation of the last alpha. See:

http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/msg/ebebdc657365adca