Gatha 2.0.0: Create Plugins and Packages in a Second

Plugins
#1

Gatha Gatha Studio Workspace 2.0.0, soon to be launched, has been entirely redeveloped using TiddlyWiki 5.3.5. It now enables plugin development directly in the browser using a single file TiddlyWiki, as well as under Node.js.

You can craft your plugin tiddlers in VScode, Notepad++ or any other code editor and deploy them with Gatha!

Not only does Gatha create packaged plugins and demos from the browser, but it also assembles a release folder containing the packaged plugins, source codes, and demo TiddlyWikis.

Gatha comes with a variety of Save and Export filters and templates, allowing the creation of different TiddlyWiki editions in moments!

Gatha has now become a TiddlyWiki Production Factory (TPF), capable of generating various TiddlyWiki editions with distinct appearances and functionalities.

Gatha caters to those interested in WikiText development with minimal or no knowledge of JavaScript. :muscle: :heart_eyes:

Stay tuned!

References

Demo and Code Gatha 1.0.3 (Old version)

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#2

Love your work @Mohammad

#3

Hello Mohammad,

Great work!

One question / request for feature: would it be possible to have a function similare to your “export/plugin-folder” to export a set of plugins packaged as a plugin library?

BR,

Eskha

#4

Hi @Eskha,
It is in my todo list! I think @telumire has created a tool to export a plugin library from a single file html!
Now Gatha 2.0 can create a demo with several plugins/subplugins packaged at the same time and export into demowiki, but cannot export the plugin library yet!

#5

I have wanted this for ages so please share if you can find any references.

#6

Hi @TW_Tones,

For making the Plugin library shared by @telumire here (I have not tested it)
PLM — Plugins Lifecycle Management You are currently in read-only. To see the full UI ; clone, download or install PLM. (tiddlyhost.com)

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#7

Last time I have tried it, this was not working (no plugins displayed when opening the library from an other TW) and I was also not able to understand how to create / update the library in the host TW in a simple way.

#8

Making a plugin library is in the todo list. By the way, if you have Node.js + TW, there is a plugin library edition that can create a plugin library from your plugins.

#9

Thank you Mohammad for the answer.

Could you provide the link to this plugin library edition?
(I have neither found it on TW5 website nor on the community links website).

#10

It is here: TiddlyWiki5/editions/pluginlibrary at master · TiddlyWiki/TiddlyWiki5 (github.com)

#11

Wonderful a tinka alternative! Can’t wait for library support

#12

Thank you Mohammad.

I will try to understand how to use this edition.