* feat: update snippet fields
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/discussions/6670
* chore: upgrade files
* docs: update readme
* fix: usage of mhchem
* fix: add back katex.without-font-face.min.css
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/6671#issuecomment-1116287404
* style: format json with 4 space
* style: format json with 1 space
* style: restore old format
* feat: update css by using new one and delete font face
* update developer info
* move implementation notes to plugin
* update TW style tiddler
* update katexdemo edition
* chore: delete unused files
* Update developer.tid
* Update developer.tid
Co-authored-by: pmario <pmariojo@gmail.com>
Global variables access within attributes will automatically trigger a refresh if the attribute text changes, but that wasn't happening for transclusions.
These improvements rely on the new JSON operators to be useful. Those improvements were originally in #6522 but now there's an updated version in #6666. Managing things is simpler if I merge these changes now
An experiment to try out using the new JSON operators for rendering the JSON parse tree that we get back from the wikify widget.
As usual with these experiments, this one is going to require quite a lot more work to finish up:
* The formatting is via direct styles rather than classes
* The formatting for attributes and properties is not yet completed
* The same thing needs to also be done to the widget tree preview
* feat: expose isMobile to info
* feat: allow access browser info from $tw.browser
* fix: adapt typo
* refactor: only export selected properties
Jermolene 5 hours ago
The trouble is that the properties of bowser.browser are not under our direct control, and so subsequent updates to Bowser might overwrite important properties of our own. I'd rather explicitly import the properties that we choose to support.
* refactor: put things into `is`
* 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
* Rename v9 highlight.js plugin to highlight-legacy
* Add ES6 version of highlight.js plugin
* highlightblock.js
- ensure this ES6 plugin will not cause error on legacy browsers
- update the code to use new highlight.js APIs
- change class tagging to match more closely with highlight.js
- allow users to add language definitions as JS "highlight" modules
* styles.tid
- update to match v11
* howto.tid
- add instructions on how to add language definitions as JS modules
* highlight.min.js, default.min.css
- version 11.4.0 common languages only
* Remove extraneous whitespaces
* Update readme.tid
* Update bundled languages
bundled: common + apache + nginx + latex + dockerfile + fortran
* Update highlight-legacy subtiddlers' titles
* Touch up highlight-legacy docs
* Touch up highlight plugin docs
* Fix pre block styling
- add "hljs" class to <pre> so the element can be styled
* Markdown: Let WikiText parsing handle the creation of LaTeX widgets.
When embedding LaTeX snippets in inline HTML nodes, such as TiddlyRemember
macros or HTML tables, the parsing of latex nodes breaks the WikiText by
splitting it into pieces around the latex node.
This commit fixes the issue by converting the Remarkable katex nodes back to
text, using a newline to indicate a block katex snippet. This is then re-parsed
by the WikiText KaTeX plugin.
TESTED:
Created a test wiki with:
```
$ node tiddlywiki.js test --init markdowndemo
$ node tiddlywiki.js test --listen
```
* Verified markdown + KaTeX support still works as expected.
* Verified that embedding LaTeX snippets in inline HTML works (e.g. `<a
href="https://example.com/">$x^2$</a>`).
* Verified the markdown + KaTeX support works as expected with renderWikiText
set to `false`.
* Style: Remove spaces between if and opening parentheses.
* fix: handle drag events ourselves in chrome when it adds pseudo file objects to the event
* fix: corrected typo in comment
* fix: coding style
* fix: formatting and remove comments
* feat: provide actionValue variable to actions fired by EditTextWidget
* also extend CodeMirror engine to set actionValue variable when invoking actions
The problem was that the innerwiki template included the tiddler $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/railroad, which was omitted from the wiki. Unexpectedly, missing tiddlers were rendered by the jsontiddler widget as an empty object {}. The fix is to always include the title when the tiddler is missing.
Also cleaned up the template to remove unneeded tiddlers
