Tiddlywiki Indexer: Create Subject/Author Indexes

#38

Thank you @CodaCoder. I got what you mean! I correct this issue!

#39

A new update for Index-Entries UI was pushed!
See the original post:

Phase I: Update ii

Feedbacks are highly appreciated!

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#40

Phase ii - Index UI

The next phase is to create the Index UI.

  • This UI shows the Index per category
  • The released version has a default Subject category

For testing purpose (do not use for anything serious) see:

Special thanks go to @telumire, @saqimtiaz, @CodaCoder, @DaveGifford, @twMat, and @TW_Tones .

I will announce the first beta release in another thread!

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#41

Demo link says 404 There isn’t a GitHub Pages site here.

#42

@DaveGifford - I corrected the links!

Docs and tutorial will come in beta 0.2.0

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#43

Wow, this is looking great! Beautiful work! Two questions:

  1. How do I select the fields that I want it to search?
  2. Could this accomodate entries that begin with numerals?

Blessings.

#44
  1. open $:/plugins/kookma/indexer/ui/subject-index
  2. look at the code
<$macrocall 
  $name="wiki-indexer" 
	fields="title, tags, caption, text"
	indexEntries="$:/indexer/data/subject"
/>

See the fields, customize as you like.

NOTE: The subject index is default index which shipped with plugin, create your own for example, an index for places, objects, animals, …

#45

aaaaaaand there it is! Eliminating ‘text’ eliminated a lot of unwanted results. This is brilliant, thanks a bunch for this plugin!

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#46

Yes, you may like to index a Chinese or Japanese, or perhaps Persian wiki, so you need to to add numbers or other alphabets, normally indexes are used for alphabet.

Open

  1. $:/plugins/kookma/indexer/macros/index
  2. $:/plugins/kookma/indexer/macros/add-entries

extend the two variables alphabet and letters to cover your needs.

Kookma plugins are modular and very hackable!!! :rofl: :sweat_smile: :heart_eyes:

Enjoy hacking Indexer!

#47

One thought to consider:

A

Action

Search results for Action

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#48

I figured it out myself

In $:/plugins/kookma/indexer/macros/index

<!-- generate output -->
<article>
<$list filter="[<indexTiddler>get[text]enlist-input[]sort[title]]  :filter[subfilter<listfilter>] :filter[subfilter<sfilter>limit[1]]" >
<dl class="kk-indexer-list">
<details><summary><dt><$text text=<<currentTiddler>> /></dt></summary>
<$list filter=<<sfilter>> >
<dd><span title={{{[<livepreviewTid>get[text]match[yes]then{!!text}] }}}><$link/></span></dd>
</$list></details>
</dl>
#49

Share your public wiki with hacked indexer when you could! Let’s learn from your showcase!

#50

See the subject index tab in FFTW2 2022. I limited the fields to tags, keywords and caption for the moment.

You can see my own attempts at organizing domains > topics > notes in the story river. The list-search in my way is handy, but your indexer requires less work upfront for me.

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#51

As you hide the result by default (using details tag) you may like to show the number of results in front of entries like

Acts14

or

Acts (14)

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#52

That is handy, but ‘count’ tends to slow files down…

#53

Perhaps a click to see count? but one that only counts on click not when listing.

#54

Hi Mohammad,

This is really a wonderful idea. Have you thought about provinding a button to export then in an html/.tid file with indexes as headings; entries (tiddler titles or some other field of choice) in bold?

#55

Thank you Rahul,
Exporting to an interactive html, needs JS, but TW only exports static page with no JS.
And creating a manual setup to do so is tough!

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#56

Thanks to this thread I solved a long standing problem for me, exporting static tiddlers that load the parent wiki. It also demonstrates how to possibly capture something like an indexer in a static tiddler.

  • To test download and drop Export Static tiddlers link to parent.json
  • Open the “Filter Operators” tiddler and export using the new exporter.
  • Save this static tiddler anywhere, then open it in your browser
  • It looks like a standard static tiddler however any link will open in the current tab the actual tiddlywiki.com tiddler/page.

If you look here Creating a custom export format you can see exporters simply make use of a “template” defined within a tiddler, eg static HTML exporter is in $:/core/templates/exporters/StaticRiver

  • I revisited this and discovered what I want to do was very easy using the html head/base tag. Here is my modified version Export Static tiddlers link to parent.json (1.3 KB)
  • The only change was adding <base href={{$:/info/url/full}} target="_self"> in the head section of the exporter.
  • Not true @Mohammad you just need a modified or new exporter and include the Javascript.
  • I believe the node version will make use of a named template as well (need to check)

Hi @rkashyap welcome. If you take a copy of the above exporter and modify it, including with javascript inside it you can do as you suggest.

  • To be clear, the tiddlywiki export mechanism allows you to generate almost any kind of output including fully formed HTML pages. Static tiddlers is the only html exporter provided for tiddlywiki users.
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How to export static tiddlers who's internal links will open the master wiki
#57

Many thanks. This is helpful.