Plugins and Plugin Library: How do you update your plugins?

[Mohammad Rahmani]

How do you update your plugins? For example you heard a new fix is out there for Favorites from Kookma!

Or the Highlight.JS has been updated from Tiddlywiki.

Attached is a short video showing how you can simply update your plugins. This example includes

- Tiddlywiki official library

- Kookma plugin library

- Wikilab plugin library

- Relink plugin library

There are other libraries around (I think @TiddlyTweeter has collected a list of plugin libraries).

and Mark may have added libraries to https://links.tiddlywiki.com

Best wishes

Mohammad

[TW Tones]

Mohammad,

To answer the original thread I do not tend to update them, but if I find I need to, first I drop the new version on a plugin tiddlywiki, where I can also add additional notes against a plugin (non destructively). I then typically drag from my "plugin tiddlywiki". There are far more plugins outside these libraries than in them. I would use the library method for ones I know about as you give as an example, however there is still a complexity barrier to regular plugin authors generating their own libraries. If a plugin to generate zip files of filtered tiddlers in library we would have more people using this mechaisium.

If I had this library building tool I would publish my plugin wiki collection as a library. I would use your published library to ensure your plugins are up-to-date and replblish them in my collected library and invite authors without their own published libraries to inform me if I do not have their latest plugin.

I would also start publishing more of my own materials in a library.

Tones

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Best wishes

Mohammad

On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 5:23 AM TW Tones <anthony...@gmail.com> wrote:

Mohammad,

To answer the original thread I do not tend to update them, but if I find I need to, first I drop the new version on a plugin tiddlywiki, where I can also add additional notes against a plugin (non destructively). I then typically drag from my "plugin tiddlywiki".

 

There are far more plugins outside these libraries than in them.

Nice idea! So you have a repository of all community plugins in one place!

Very nice worth to publish this somewhere (if you have not private info)

I did not one can do like this ;-) :)

 

I would use the library method for ones I know about as you give as an example, however there is still a complexity barrier to regular plugin authors generating their own libraries. If a plugin to generate zip files of filtered tiddlers in library we would have more people using this mechaisium.

If I had this library building tool I would publish my plugin wiki collection as a library. I would use your published library to ensure your plugins are up-to-date and replblish them in my collected library and invite authors without their own published libraries to inform me if I do not have their latest plugin.

I would also start publishing more of my own materials in a library.

Tones

On Sunday, 16 May 2021 at 18:08:27 UTC+10 Mohammad wrote:

How do you update your plugins? For example you heard a new fix is out there for Favorites from Kookma!

Or the Highlight.JS has been updated from Tiddlywiki.

Attached is a short video showing how you can simply update your plugins. This example includes

- Tiddlywiki official library

- Kookma plugin library

- Wikilab plugin library

- Relink plugin library

There are other libraries around (I think @TiddlyTweeter has collected a list of plugin libraries).

and Mark may have added libraries to https://links.tiddlywiki.com

Best wishes

Mohammad

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[TW Tones]

Mohammad,

I am working to publish it now.

Tones