Imagine having a personal wiki that fits in a single HTML file — no databases, no servers, just a self-contained knowledge base you can store in Dr...
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That's incredible. I tried tiddlywiki may be 20 years ago :-) and a few days ago i was looking for a markdown wiki that doesn't need a server. Something simple and bingo in my mailbox today !
I'm going to try right now !
This is great! I LOVE TW but this could be useful on my phone, where I want a VERY minimal interface etc. and don't need anything complex, just quick note taking.
I'm no JS guru - I'm trying to add
to the md2html and it's driving me crazy. It APPEARS I'm following the pattern of the other inline rules, but it just isn't working. Here's my update to the inlines:
Anyone see what I'm missing?
Great idea, and thanks in advance!
Here's a casual way you could do that: chatgpt.com/share/67d495a0-3228-80...
Ahh within the blocks section... that makes sense. eesh.
And thanks for expanding to ---, ***, ___.
I guess I could have hit my AI friend up on this hehe
I was just going with ___ testing to see if there was a conflict with ---
That update works!
Thanks!
Great, thank you :)
Very neat! I'm not sure how saving changes works if you don't have Javascript enabled, though.
wonderful piece of software! recommendable
I love such simple no-dependency and simple ideas! Thanks!
Added it to the next issue of weeklyfoo.com.
Thanks for sharing. How am I supposed to understand this: "Feel free to take the code, tweak it, and make it your own. After all, the best tools are the ones you build yourself."
Is this an Unlicense (unlicense.org/)?
It's licensed under MIT according to
package.jsoncontents.Right, it's MIT. Thank you!
I really appreciate the code, the discussion, and the great use of
:targetpseudo selectors in CSS. I've added an HTML to Markdown converter, a sidebar, an index, search, auto saving, WebDAV support, embedded files, and embedded images, along with additional Markdown support and a few more things. The empty version is 20k, providing mostly what Feather Wiki does for less than half the size. fidian.github.io/omniflux/My words fail me for how much this is helping me on a daily basis now. It's everything I wanted to get from TiddlyWiki and Feather Wiki but never took up the gauntlet until reading this very article.
This is very cool! I don't think back / forward navigation works, though.
Seems to be a Codesandbox issue with hash-based nav...
Oh, so it does work, CodeSandbox is the issue! 👍
This is pretty neat. It's a pity that it stores all the text twice, once in HTML and once in Markdown, but I'm guessing that is a performance thing?
It's for simplicity. You don't need to add an HTML to Markdown converter if you also store the markdown with the generated HTML. Granted it takes twice as much space in the HTML, but it helps to fit in the 1.5k target for JavaScript.