DEMO: TiddlyWiki5 — A modern style and elegant notebook built with Tiddlywiki5 and Tailwindcss
@oeyoews your experiments look like fun, and new ways to add interface elements. Perhaps you could put just a little documentation in please.
I like it a lot ! I made it into a button, to be able to trigger the effect whenever I want :
party time button.json (8.2 KB)
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Great. I’ve its use case.
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I’m working on an exercises wiki for students
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Every exercise tiddler has a button, “Mark as Completed”
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When the user presses the button, I can show the confetti
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If this plugin is written as a module, it may be more convenient and concise to use
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Now it is very convenient to use because it provides an object named Confetti . For example, Confetti.fireworks() can trigger fireworks effect. It also provides a confetti widget
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Hi @oeyoews apologies I had missed this thread. I have also been working on a branch integrating the same confetti library into TW. It’s part of a new interactive tour that is intended to take users through the basics of using TiddlyWiki:
I will create a PR for the branch soon, and then perhaps we might look at incorporating some of the features of your implementation.
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I mainly use third-party confetti libraries, so may not be very suitable
I’m getting a “page not found” error for TiddlyWiki5 — A modern style and elegant notebook built with Tiddlywiki5 and Tailwindcss which is https://neotw.oeyoewl.top/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Foeyoews%2Fneotw-confetti
Can’t be found in the wiki, I think it’s being removed
I am refactoring confetti plugin, you can enter
$tw.Confetti.pretty() in the console to see the effect.
https://tiddlywiki-starter-kit.vercel.app/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Foeyoews%2Fconfetti
