Hi tiddlywiki-ers I wonder if there is a clean way to export a single html tiddlywiki to multiple tiddler files for use with nodejs? Many thanks M

What do you mean by “clean way”?

Hi, it seems as though I could export the tiddlers manually to .tid files but I wondered if there was a plugin (or a command-line tool) that would do this, thanks, M

You need to install the official plugin $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/jszip, then create a new tiddler and save the following into it. \define renderContent(filter,filename) <$action-sendmessage $message="tm-zip-create" $param="$:/state/ZipTiddler"/> <$list filter="$filter$"> <$action-sendmessage $…

a command-line tool After installing tiddlywiki via npm as explained here https://tiddlywiki.com/static/Installing%2520TiddlyWiki%2520on%2520Node.js.html and creating a new empty NodeJS wiki with $ tiddlywiki newwiki --init server you can import a single file wiki like this; $ tiddlywiki newwi…

The savewikifolder command does a bit more: it creates a complete wiki folder ready to be used, and also deals correctly with plugins and other details. For example: tiddlywiki --load ./mywiki.html --savewikifolder ./mywikifolder

Hi, thanks @jeremyruston , this is a good solution. I found that I needed to copy a tiddlywiki.info file from another tiddlywiki instance otherwise the server started with errors: ┌──(moonfish㉿localhost)-[~/storage/shared] └─$ tiddlywiki playwiki --listen Warning: Plugin…

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[image] moonfish: "$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/filesystem", "$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/tiddlyweb" You can add the plugins to a ‘plugins’ section of the generated tiddlywiki.info file: "plugins": [ "tiddlywiki/filesystem", "tiddlywiki/tiddlyweb" ],

[image] jeremyruston: The savewikifolder command does a bit more: it creates a complete wiki folder ready to be used, and also deals correctly with plugins and other details. For example: There’s always something new to learn! Somehow I never noticed this. I’ve been doing mkdir mywiki tid…

lol, I’ve always just created a new server wiki and then imported my old html. Fun to know there’s another way!

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