A server implementation in goling for TiddlyWiki, base on TiddlyWeb plugin for tiddler store (for saved tiddlers).

• no dependency, one executable file with a base image of wiki will work.
• use browser cache by default, tiddlers won't send again if there were no update
  • the build-in server of TiddlyWiki will calculate the md5 of tiddler every time when browser request that tiddler, it will wasting CPU and let latency longer.
• auto generated tiddler
  • $:/sync-time: return last time of fetching tiddlers
  • $:/client-ip: return IP of wiki user
• provide attachment api (with plugin) for binary files/large tiddlers, avoiding slowing down whole wiki.
• more permission control: multiple users, allow/block by IP range.

get source

$ git clone [email protected]:cs8425/tiddlywikid.git
$ cd tiddlywikid

build:

$ cd cmd
$ go build -o tiddlywikid -ldflags="-s -w" -trimpath .

hash password with salt: ./tiddlywikid -hash <pwd123456>

user and access control: user.json

{
	"allow-anonymous": {
		"def": true
	},
	"static-file": {
		"def": true
	},
	"allow-anonymous-edit": {
		"def": false
	},
	"users": [
		{
			"id": "test",
			"name": "",
			"hash": "1vm953mjdu+u8t9I:Xm0ZJOrbz+G4B1SClnN27SHW6hJ3hBrSXBf4pBemYEQ="
		}
	]
}

CLI:

./tiddlywikid -l :8080 -v 4 -store path/to/store -db bitcask

parameters:

• -l :8080 - listen on port 8080 (by default port 4040 on localhost)
• -base wiki.html - base TiddlyWiki file with TiddlyWeb plugin
• -d ./static/files - path for plugin upload attachments and serve them
• -db bitcask - database type: json, bitcask; json will keep all tiddlers in memory!
• -store path/to/store - explicitly specify which file/directory to use for the database (by default tiddlersDb.json in the current directory)
• -auth auth.json - json file for access control and user login info
• -gz 5 - gzip compress level (1~9), 0 for disable, -1 for golang default level
• -crt <crt.pem>, -key <key.pem> - PEM encoded certificate file and private key file for HTTPS server, fill empty (default) for HTTP server
• -sync-story-sequence - save $:/StoryList and $:/HistoryList, will cause some issue when multi-user/multi-window
• -hash - hash password with salt, print it, and exit
• -upload-limit - size limit for file uploading
• -tiddler-size-limit - size limit for a tiddler
• -parse-limit - limit the memory usage for parsing when file uploading

Base image is a html file of TiddlyWiki with TiddlyWeb plugin installed. Plugins must be pre-baked into the TiddlyWiki file, they can not be load via lazily loaded Tiddlers currently. The cmd/index.html is 5.2.6-prerelease (wiki core patch for file MIME issue) with the TiddlyWeb, Highlight, Internals, TiddlyWeb External Attachments plugins added. There are several ways to build/get the base image.

• npm install tiddlywiki
• npx tiddlywiki srv --init server : init client-server version in srv directory
• edit srv/tiddlywiki.info
  • build >> index
    • change "$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/tiddlyweb/save/offline" to "$:/core/save/all"
  • plugins: add more plugins if you want
• npx tiddlywiki srv --build index : build index.html with plugin tiddlywiki/tiddlyweb
  • copy srv/output/index.html

• open a empty tiddlywiki (can download from TiddlyWiki website) in web browser
• click the control panel (gear) icon
• click the Plugins tab
• click Get more plugins
• click Open plugin library
• find TiddlyWeb plugin and click install
• A bar at the top of the page should say Please save and reload to allow changes to JavaScript plugins to take effect
• save the new wiki file
• if more plugins is need to be added, open the downloaded file in the web browser and repeat.
• copy the final wiki file to cmd/index.html

• CSRF token
• file struct of code
• auto reload config
• more backend DB
  • bitcask
    • call Bitcask.Merge() periodically to reclaim disk space
• static file upload UI (by html, by tiddler, by plugin)
  • plugin, big file via $:/Import will use POST upload
    • auto inject plugin without change base wiki file
    • plugin source code and docs
  • another upload page
  • tiddler with upload UI