How to save the save options for $:/plugins/cdr/external-js from the browser console

[XYZ]

Dear friends

I started to worry about my productivity on tiddlywiki. I found that it was much faster for me to take advanced math notes in a paper notebook than to type bit by bit on tiddlywiki, despite my familiarity with katex grammar. I am a single file wiki user (not a node.js user) and I like the portability of single files, so I started spending a lot of time optimizing the save speed of single file wikis in python. When I press ctrl+s to trigger $:/plugins/cdr/ externaljs save the page myplugins-5.3.5.js, tiddlywikicole-5.3.5.js, mytiddlywiki.html, How do I save them in the browser console with javascript code because it’s easy to call javascript code in python

Any reply would be greatly appreciated

[pmario]

I am not sure if I do understand what you want. the tiddlywikicore-5.3.5.js and myplugins-5.3.5.js only need to be downloaded once. There is no need to download them again and again – except you changed any plugins.

What is $:/plugins/cdr/external-js ?? Can you provide a link?

@XYZ

How do I save them in the browser console with javascript code because it’s easy to call javascript code in python

I do not understand this question. There is no python in the browser console.

What do you want to save from the dev-console?

[XYZ]

I want to save js and html files through javascript code instead of manually clicking

$__plugins_cdr_external-js.json (27.2 KB)

[tomzheng]

Loading tiddlywiki and plugins in html

Manually reduce the size of tiddlywiki without using cdruan’s external js plugin. cdruan updated this plugin two years ago, and the plugin also suggests to be careful with it. This time the topic, cdruan is not present either. So I tried the method of manually reducing the size of tiddlywiki. The result of the attempt was a file size reduction from 107KB to 14KB. There are some problems with the content of this topic above. But the topic can’t be edited anymore. So some revision updates are in…

You can read this reply of mine. Do not use cdr/external-js. this way you don’t need to click. Only ctl-s is needed.

[XYZ]

You’re right. I split the core of tiddlywiki into three files for data security using $:/plugins/cdr/external-js, 112kb smaller than the single file. I thought I could use the single file version of the wiki and use python directly to monitor the keyboard shortcut ctrl+s. I can quickly update my tiddlywiki