Yes and No, This solution requires you to build an index on a wiki you want to make searchable, and drag that index to the wiki where you want to do the searching.
- You don’t need the indexer on the search wiki containing the collected indexes but may as well
- Once you have the indexes and searchability you can remove the indexer component but why bother?
- Any indexer involves choosing how much detail to include in the index.
There are way to craft links that open the wiki and search for something specifically. So after you find something in the index you can then open the wiki with the source.
Depending on what you are doing, it is also possible to search for tiddlywiki content in your file system.
I have a comprehensive set of packaged solutions, sets of tiddlers that make up a package. To support this I designed a way to create and find such packages both in tiddlywiki and in the filesystem, this includes storing additional information in my packages including keywords, description, filter listing the tiddlers involved, a wiki that owns the package and more.