* Request the browser to never evict the persistent storage
* Store browser storage persisted state in a tiddler
* Factor out some code into helper functions
* Display status of persistence request in the settings page
If a tiddler is only a shadow tiddler, then do not save it
to local storage. Otherwise when installing a plugin, each
individual tiddler will be expanded and saved individually.
In order to uninstall such a plugin, the plugin tiddler and
each tiddler needs to be deleted.
This can be prevented by including a run like `-[is[shadow]!is[tiddler]]`
in the save filter, but that has the side effect of preventing
overwritten shadow tiddlers from being deleted from local storage.
* Add automatic sync of tiddler changes in browswer-storage on restoration of server connection in tiddlywebadaptor
* Fix issue with new tiddlers not being synced.
* Fix issue with new tiddlers not being synced.
* Added logging
* Modified browser-storage plugin. Refactored into utility class.
* Modified browser-storage plugin. Refactored into utility class.
* Fix: browser storage config tiddler created on load only if not already exists
* Fix: Removed extra indent in util.js
* Do not remove localstorage items while looping
While looping over all the browser storage items by index, the items
should not be removed because removing alters the index positions. The
item following the removed one will be skipped by the loop.
Instead, accumulate a list of keys to remove and remove them after the
loop.
* Implement full delete support for browser storage plugin
Before, deletes only worked for tiddlers which are only present in the
localstorage. Now deleted tiddlers are marked in localstorage using an
empty string value.
At startup, the localstorage tiddlers with empty strings will be deleted
from the wiki if they are still present. If they are already gone from
the wiki, then the blank localstorage entry will be deleted.
* Document drawbacks to using '[all[]]' and provide an alternative
Previously, we were only using the path to disambiguate files on a file:// URI. That meant that all wikis on tiddlywiki.com was sharing the same pool of local storage...
