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This post collates and summarizes options for working with and saving single file TiddlyWikis using a WebDAV server. When the TiddlyWiki file is loaded from a WebDAV server url, it will automatically detect and act as a WebDAV client. All changes will be saved back to the WebDAV server.
The “platform” below refers to the platform on which the WebDAV server runs. The TiddlyWiki WebDAV client code runs in the browser and is completely cross platform.
Cross platform:
(these are all very lightweight, portable and easy to use solutions)
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rclone
- running it can be as simple as:
rclone serve webdav some_directory_containing_tiddlywiki_files
- running it can be as simple as:
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widdler
- specifically written to serve TiddlyWiki over WebDAV, can also create new wikis
- micromata dave - the simple webdav server
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hacdias webdav server
- on Windows it is recommended to use the amd64 version (Sept. 2021)
- Guide for using this WebDAV server by @Mohammad Scripts in Tiddlywiki — codes, macros, and solutions in TW
Windows:
- IIS
- Video guide by @pmario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpkQhKyqPzc&list=PLuiC_HFhI4OwoVDb-B-VK0ydj-mBPNn-1
- Step-by-step HowTo video by MagoArcade on using a “real” IIS server + SSL + WindowsAuth with self-signed certificate: https://youtu.be/VMQ3Lfko8uQ
- Using Docker
- SharePoint / OneDrive for Windows
- As long as WebDAV hasn’t been disabled, renaming single-file wiki from .html to .aspx “just works” when stored in one of these folders
OSX:
- WebDavNav Server via the Mac App store.
Android:
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RCX (Rclone for Android). Being an
rcloneport means that RCX lets you do spectacular things from your Android phone, like directly editing a TiddlyWiki file stored on Google Drive (or Dropbox, or FTP, or any of the remotes listed here, including of course your local storage). Assuming that one or more TiddlyWiki files have been stored in your Google Drive, just follow the steps below:- Create a new Google Drive remote by clicking on the
sign in the bottom right corner of RCX Remotes screen. This will lead you seamlessly through the authentication process of your Google Drive account. Once the remote is created, it will appear as a new entry on the Remotes screen. - Now you can select your Google Drive remote from the Remotes screen. After a short while (provided you’re online of course) you should see the list of your GD folders. Navigate to the one that holds your TiddlyWiki(s), click on the vertical dots menu, then choose Serve…, then Webdav, then OK.
Now open a browser in the same Android device at
http://localhost:8080and choose the TiddlyWiki file you want to edit. Not only it will load as expected, but it will also save to Google Drive transparently, thanks to webdav!
Note that if the wikis in the served folder are not too sensitive, you can even serve them outside your phone (to your local network for instance) by allowing access from other devices at step 2 and choosing a Username/Password to avoid inadvertent access. - Create a new Google Drive remote by clicking on the
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Edited by: @saqimtiaz @btheado @stobot @xcazin