Custom application for TiddlyWiki based on WebDAV

[saqimtiaz]

No, that is not the case. There are few distinct things that are getting conflated in this thread:

• RedBean was proposed by Jeremy as an alternative approach that might be of interest for a custom application for TiddlyWiki (the use case described in the original thread).
• netbean-server is a RedBean server that mimics WebDAV to allow saving a TiddlyWiki
• the gallery and other features you have seen in my WebDAV are all TiddlyWiki plugins that only require that the TiddlyWiki is served by a WebDAV server and are independent of my work on a WebDAV server.
• independent of the above, I have been working on a WebDAV application for TiddlyWiki that offers a more user friendly means (GUI) of configuring the server than some of the alternative lightweight WebDAV server applications currently available.

For clarity, I will post any further updates on my own progress on the WebDAV server application that I am working on in a new thread.

[digitalap3]

Sorry yes my answer was vague. Assuming you are referring to the redbean server with:

@TW_Tones

The use of localhost:8080 is making a serious assumption that such an address and port is free, it is not in most cases, where a server is already in use. The ability to publish at any local or network IP address, and ideally port, should I belive be configurable (after initial setup if not before)

There are flags for starting the server that allow you to change which port or network address to use as referred to further down the page for https://redbean.dev.

Now that I see saq’s last post I realize this thread has gone a couple different directions and I may have misunderstood what you were referring to.