I made a tiddliwiki with uses a Solid Pod as storage for the tiddlers (notes and documents).
It can be tested here SolidTiddlyWiki.
It takes about 1 minute to initialise the syncing but works nicely after that.
As you will see it uses a solid-file-widget that is a reusable component.
Not on github for the time being, just a question of days
Nice! Whatās the reason for the long initialization time?
If we could accomplish to add a JSON-LD context to the tiddler json files it would be even linked data.
Fantastic! Good work! Iād love to get a peak at your solid-file-widget.
Donāt take the error in consideration just close it. It is part of the trying connections between tiddlywiki and the Solid Pod. I must try to return a no error in the callback to tiddlywiki and see what happens.
From my tests the long time taken to first sync seems on tiddlywiki side and may be related to the browserify and babel stuff or not ???
The RemoteStorage from which I take a very large inspiration as no lag time.
Actually on top of the tiddlers there is an index file and each tiddlers contains all elements from the index
I donāt know what should be the JSON-LD context of the tiddler document (text, image, audio, video, js code).
does it as to be in each file or a kind of turtle index file.
what to to describe the tags which make the tiddlers in relations.
As I said Iām inclined to think that the long time to initialize relates to the browserfy/babelify phase.
I donāt know anything about that and if I can avoid babelify with the solid-file-client.
Here is a new version of the SolidTiddllywiki,
checked on NSS 4.4.1, which solves 2 main problems :
The needed folder /public/tiddlers is created and you can have multiple tiddlywiki, default is
main : /public/tiddlers/main.
It was quite a job to learn enough javascript, the use of Promise and find a way to use them sequentially (you need to use return <yourPromise> in the .then chain) (in my case solid-file-client Promises. Thank Jeff for your work)
To use github and local git and finally to publish on npmjs solid-file-widget.
It uses an improved version of solid-file-widget
Both apps are on github :
I am sure the code is not very clean.
I will be happy for all returns
If anyone is using the prior version it is fully compatible (no changes to the stored files).
Hi, Iāve rise some issue on your repo, itās currently unable to use now.
I am preparing a new version of solidTiddlywiki that use turtle files to store the tiddler.
I would like some comment on the choices I made for the vocabularies and ontologies to convert the tiddlywikiās references to RDF.
this.ontology = {
"dc":"http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/",
"dcterms":"http://purl.org/dc/terms/",
"schema":"https://schema.org/",
"ex":"http://example.org/vocab#" // "ex" is needed : used as default tiddlywiki ontology
}
this.prefix = "";
Object.entries(this.ontology).forEach(
([key, value]) => {this.prefix = this.prefix+"\n@prefix "+key+": <"+value+"> ."}
)
// subject
this.subject = "\n\n<this>" ;
// tidlerKeys to turtle predicate
this.tiddlerKeys = {
"created":"schema:dateCreated",
"creator":"schema:creator",
"text":"schema:text",
"title":"dc:title",
"type":"dc:type",
"tags":"schema:keywords",
"modified":"schema:dateModified",
"modifier":"schema:contributor",
"_canonical_uri":"schema:url",
"draft.of":"ex:draft_of", // dot not allowed in RDF vocab
"draft.title":"ex:draft_title"} // dot not allowed in RDF vocabExamples of the tiddlers in RDF turtle can be seen at
https://bourgeoa.solid.community/public/tiddlers/test2/
Do not consider the index files.
I do not use them anymore. May be used on demand for performance.
There is an migration process from the previous .json format (with a migrate backup folder) in case anyone is using the app.
This is a great idea, @bourgeoa ā¦ But iām unable to save the index.html file to my Solid pod, though i have logged-in to it through your app (several times), changed the āSavingā option to ānodesolidserver syncadapterā, closed that tiddler and reloaded, as directed by that feature. Still: every time i push the save button, i just get another file saved to my desktop. NB: i am familiar with saving functions of TW5, iām already managing several TW5 instances utilising different saving modes; just canāt get this one to work the way i believe it should (if iām understanding this correctly). Any instruction you might give that would help me to get a TW5 instance saving to my Solid pod, i would sure appreciate!
Thank you for trying tiddlywiki with Solid pod storage.
I just tried it using https://bourgeoa.solid.community/public/tiddlywiki/index.html and it is still working.
You can try it.
I will be happy to give you more help
Hey, Bourgeoa: thank-you kindly for the quick & supportive response! My POD at Inrupt is set up such that this service can create read all files there, create and update filesā¦ But yet i get this message when i try to log into my POD thru your service: āyou choosed not to create public tiddlerāā¦ So maybe the problem is there?
ps: now i just clicked the link you just posted, came to blank tiddler and clicked the button over at top RH corner that said āConnect your Solid PODāā¦ which threw the following error msg:
Internal JavaScript Error
Well, this is embarrassing. It is recommended that you restart TiddlyWiki by refreshing your browser
Uncaught TypeError: this.showChooseOrSignIn is not a function
pps: Now i have another problem -this one from the Inrupt server itself (even after i cleared my browser of all cookies, as this error msg recommends:
This page isnāt working
inruptDOTnet redirected you too many times.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
OK
I just tried to create a new tiddlywiki in new pod with the above link and got the same error.
I shall try to find out the problem and return to you may be not before next week.
I updated my app on the server. (I forgive to do it)
You can try it using : https://bourgeoa.solid.community/public/tiddlywiki/
You must add https://bourgeoa.solid.community to your trusted app (see preferences).
The app needs some cleaning on console.log and I have left the index option at connexion (I donāt know if it improves performance).
Thanks for the update, @bourgeoa ā¦ But saving to my solid pod still fails with that same error msg:
This page isnāt working
inrupt.net redirected you too many times.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
Doesnāt not help to clear cookies, per the given advice, refresh/ reboot browser, etc.
I have indeed got https://bourgeoa.solid.community in my list of trusted apps, with all permission assigned.
Dunno what else i can do, but would love to see this working!
If others can share link to a working instance, or else replication of error, maybe that would help (?)
Did you clear the inrupt.net cookie ?
Which browser are you using ?
This error is not related to my app
Thanks @bourgeoa I did clear the inrupt.net cookie (again)ā¦ And, again, though it appears that i am logged-in thru your app, ii got the error reported earlier in this thread, i.e. :
You choosed not to create /public/tiddlers
This brings me back to the. āSavingā control panel of this wiki interface you provide, where i am not clear what parameters i am supposed to set, to make this work. Given that i have nothing created on the side of my solid pod server, besides permissions (full) for your appās access, my assumption has been i should leave most parameters as per the defautl (i.e. Root folder = public ; tiddlers = tiddlers ; wiki folder = main), but my doubt is about what i should put in that first field, i.e. Pod Name. Following your example, i have simply replaced the xyz (or bourgeoa in your case) with my own Inrupt ID, which is ārefarmerā -i.e. Pod Name = https://refarmer.inrupt.net/profile/card#meā¦ And when i do that, i get the error message quoted herein. If instead i put bourgeoa instead of refarmer, i get the error reported in my previous message in this thread.
So: iām still stumped.
Suggestion: If you could perhaps give a step-by-step instruction (ideally in-context of wiki, instead of just here, so itās clear for all who might wanna try this app), detailing all user inputs to the process that have to be executed in order, that would sure help!
ps: am running Chrome Version 83.0.4103.97 (Official Build) (64-bit), in case that helps.
The pod name area is only used if you are accessing a Pod with an other webId
(example :
podName : https://bourgeoa.solid.community
webId : https://farmer.inrupt.netā¦).
In that case you must have allowed access for that webId to /public/tiddlers/main
when connecting yourself to your pod you should :
click on Connect your Solid Pod
click on the green Connect
fill the log in popup to solid Pod as usual
the first time and if /public/tiddlers do not exist you will be asked to allow for creation
you should accept. If you refuse you will receive the message
You choosed not to create /public/tiddlers
and tiddlywiki will not be connected to your Pod
After that and next times there will be 2 messages before accessing your tiddlers in /public/tiddlers/main
the last message is :
synced with Pod
click on + to create a tiddler
click on <more> then <tags> to find your tiddlers (including non tagged one's)
There was a help and I deleted it. I must redo one.
Please ask if you need more details.
Give me the outcome if you succeed.
ps. : clearing the cookies are not so easy I know you must go to /settings/site parameters/cookies/display cookies (something like that Iām using a french version)
There was a help and I deleted it. I must redo one.
Thanks, @bourgeoa : that helped!
Give me the outcome if you succeed.
Partial (if not total) Success; By going to my Solid server at https://refarmer.inrupt.net, and inside the ā¦/public directory (there by default) and creating 2 subdirectories ( /tiddlers/main/ ), i am now able to create a new tiddler thru your wiki interface and store it there. Yay! (first data iāve actually stored on a Solid pod, thru your app 
One little bug tho: when i click checkmark to save the tiddler, it throws this error msg:
Internal JavaScript Error
Well, this is embarrassing. It is recommended that you restart TiddlyWiki by refreshing your browser
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property āsubstringā of undefined
First time, i followed that advice and refreshed my browserā¦ But then (of course) it went back to the default view -i.e. having your defaut parameter for Server Name in the āSavingā config panel, and WITHOUT my tiddlers. But then, checking my Solid pod, the data was indeed saved thereā¦ And then i created two more tiddlers to test, ignoring that error msg each time, and indeed they were both saved to my Solid pod.
But now iām wondering: how can i have an online wiki that persists across sessions? What i have now is a collection of individual tiddler files in my Solid pod, but thatās not quite an online TiddlyWiki, is it?