If you started using Tiddlywiki on Node.JS, then exporting to a static site is quite easy, no matter what operating system you use
Easy Method
- Create your new wiki (if you have one skip this step)
For example to create a new wiki in mywiki folder issue the below command from command window (shell)
tiddlywiki mywiki --init server
- Edit and add your contents (if you have created your notes, skip this step)
From the command window (shell) start your wiki
tiddlywiki mywiki --listen
in browser open your wiki and add your contents (normally it is http://127.0.0.1:8080
- Export to static site
From the command window (shell) export your wiki to static site
tiddlywiki mywiki --build static
That is all!
Now your static site is in mywiki/output/static
So, TiddlyWiki on Node.JS already has everything to create a static site, no hassle, no extra tools are needed.
Side note:
Gatha Studio in its new release has a feature to publish from single file Tiddlywiki to static site. There is no Node.JS requirement. I have not published it yet, It needs some polishing and documentation before public release!