More enhancements needed for the test framework too in order to allow events to be processed manually, without relying on the nexttick handler which is awkward in Jasmine
Deno's node emulation can run TiddlyWiki now that it supports the VM isolates API, but the window global exists in that environment, so both browser and node were being detected, causing the autoboot to trip up on nonexistent argv, as the boot was happening in the constructor right before argv was set.
Ref: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/19286
Ref: https://github.com/flexdinesh/browser-or-node
* refactor: use files to add prefix
* fix: always use $tw.sjcl
* refactor: move sjcl to lib/sjcl
* fix: require sjcl in lib/
* refactor: move sjcl.js back into /boot
* Run modules in one new context
* Fix polyfill running on require
* Add code to check for global assignments
* Allow globals in separate context
This lets the caller request a separate context which may be polluted.
* Jasmine needs to pollute the global
* Formatting
* Add polyfill and cleanup code
* Convert to ES5
* One bug fix
* Some formatting
* Remove console.log line!
* Cleanup
* revert css-escape-polyfill.js to hopefully remove it from the PR
* Remove JSDOC directives
* Add 'filepath' source attribute to tiddlywiki.files
Adds a new source attribute to facilitate importing subdirectories with
the `searchSubdirectories` attribute.
The `filepath` atttribute is like `filename` except it includes the full
pathname relative to the directory path. Consequently it only works with
`directories` sections (not `tiddlers`).
* Add `subdirectories` source attribute to tiddlywiki.files
Adds another new source attribute to facilitate importing subdirectories
with the `searchSubdirectories` attribute.
The `subdirectories` source attribute is only usable with `directories`
sections (not `tiddlers`). It resolves to an array containing all the
directories in the file's path relative to the directory path. Eg, if
the directory path is `files`, `{ source: 'subdirectories' }` for a file
in `files/images/photos` would resolve to `['images', 'photos'].
This commit also adds an example to the "tiddlywiki.files Files"
documentation tiddler that demonstrates using the `filepath` and
`subdirectories` source attributes to import and auto-tag image files
as external-image tiddlers.
* Failing test
* Fix underlying problem
* Less naive fix
Now we make sure we maintain the sort order of the titles array when adding a new tiddler
* Fix failing tests
* Refactor filter tests to repeat them with different store orderings
* Revert "Fix failing tests"
This reverts commit ee03ee57f59aa3a21a518c0190acbdd060497a49.
* Refine fix to retain stylesheet ordering
The order of tiddlers in the HTML file uses localeCompare(), and that determines the insertion order. So if we want to be compatible with older versions we have to use localeCompare() to order tiddlers, not a plain sort()
* Don't sort shadow tiddlers
Instead rely on the existing ordering
* Fix failing tests, take 2
I think that all of these changes are explained by the store no longer retaining insertion order, but now using localecompare ordering
* Fix tests from #6327
