TiddlyWiki5 VS Code Extension: Save content to TiddlyWiki

Plugins
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Using TiddlyWiki’s API, we can send text to save directly into TiddlyWiki from anywhere, such as by creating a browser extension like web-clipper-browser-extension-for-nodejs-wiki. After reviewing this project, I rewrote a similar one using Vue, called usewiki2, and so far, the results look quite promising.

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Since I often work in VS Code, there are times when I’d like to send text directly to TiddlyWiki from within the editor. So, I created a VS Code extension using React that meets my needs. If you have similar requirements, feel free to check out this VS Code extension. Have fun :smile:

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#2

Now, many configurations are written in Chinese, so i8n may be added later.

#3

Localization is almost complete, now it supports switching languages

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#4

A simple vscode plugin video demo.

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Here’s a fun Easter egg: if your VSCode theme is in dark mode, you’ll see meteors streak on sidebar

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#6

Tell me that I can turn this off! Pretty please?

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Of course this should be added with a switch so that it can be turned off at any time. I will add it as soon as possible.

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Another tip: vscode supports installing different versions of plugins.

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2.8.2 add enable meteors config, default is disabled

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#10

I’ve been playing with it a little bit, and I can see where it could come in handy.

When I have a little time, I will try to create a PR for a feature that I’d like: a dropdown of configured wikis, each with a protocol, host, and port (and maybe including add/remove buttons.) But that won’t be soon, so if you find it worth doing, don’t wait on me!

#11

支持wiki切换管理 · Issue #6 · oeyoews/usewiki2-vscode · GitHub I’ve actually thought about this feature before.