@oeyoews I am trying to DM you the application log, but it is not getting send
1 Like
Okay, I opened the DM
still not going - i am getting the same message
I know the problem. Importing a wiki actually creates a new wiki, so in theory you can’t import into an existing wiki. 3.1.1 has added a hint that you should select an empty folder.
Can this empty folder be even in onedrive?
I tried with a empty folder in my macbook storage and it was working
When I save the wiki, there is an option to save the html file. Was that present previously? Don’t remember seeing it before.
Yes, as long as it is an empty folder，
It should be the Save As function I just added (essentially it is also copying files)
1 Like
Should that be made optional, by default it shall be kept on
Where to put the symbolic link?
What exactly are you talking about symbolic links? subwiki?
Version 3.1.0 mainly added the one-click compression feature for PNG images. macOS should also be supported, but it has not been tested.
You had mentioned about symbolic links previously. I thought I could use symbolic links for my files folder in onedrive
I hope more people start using this app since it’s an easy way of using node js wiki (without having to use the terminal)
I agree, I’m a big fan and excitedly following its development. Hopefully this has longevity and support. I was similarly excited about BOB and then that was not maintained.
Thanks for this great tool @oeyoews !
I remember this, and I roughly guessed what you meant, but I haven’t tried to manually create a soft link. The soft link should be in the same directory level as your HTML file. The program currently does not handle this logic. If I have time, I will add this.
I will mention my current setting…I have a onedrive folder called wikis which contains all my single file html wikis (onedrive is used for accessing these wikis from multiple devices) There is a subfolder called files that contain all the images and pdfs.
Now after started using this new app, I created empty folders to store my imported html wikis in my macbook storage (i haven’t tried to create empty onedrive folders to store imported html wikis yet using this app). I don’t want to copy and paste the files folder from the onedrive to each one of these folders storing the wiki data.
So I thought of creating symbolic links for the files folder in onedrive and use that for the wikis stored in this app
Is this what you were saying?
1 Like
Instead of copying the files folder, you can manually create the corresponding soft link. However, I can add a logic to try to see if the files folder exists in the same directory as the folder you imported. If it exists, try to create the corresponding soft link. This logic can also be added to the constructed HTML.
For symbolic links to files, need to check their validity at startup because if the actual file is moved or deleted, the symlink will become invalid.
3.2.0 already supports this feature
1 Like