I'm getting close to finishing the extension/plugin functionality for Feather Wiki, and I was able to successfully write a search extension using Fuse.js! The plugin will be included on the website when the new version…
The Choo framework is set up to replace the <body> with its render, but any <script> on the page when it's loaded should run—it just won't appear in the inspector after Choo renders. EDIT: Unless you're talking about it…
I'm currently working on a way to extend the code by revealing the underlying [Choo](https://choo.io) framework to enable easier hacking! Search is one feature that theoretically won't be too hard to add, but I excluded…
Exactly this. I wanted to see how small I could get it (Hummingbird) and then got obsessed with the idea of bird names for the build versions and just had fun with it :)
I could simplify it to one file, but then I wouldn't be able to think of fun bird names to go with the relative file sizes! ;)
It's inspired by TiddlyWiki, but it's not nearly as feature-packed by design. Literally the only reason I even started this project was because I noticed how big an empty TiddlyWiki 5 file was and thought I could make…
This is very true. I added a warning when switching pages within the app itself when the editor is open, but it would definitely be worth the extra bytes to add a warning when closing the tab!
I'm getting close to finishing the extension/plugin functionality for Feather Wiki, and I was able to successfully write a search extension using Fuse.js! The plugin will be included on the website when the new version…
The Choo framework is set up to replace the <body> with its render, but any <script> on the page when it's loaded should run—it just won't appear in the inspector after Choo renders. EDIT: Unless you're talking about it…
I'm currently working on a way to extend the code by revealing the underlying [Choo](https://choo.io) framework to enable easier hacking! Search is one feature that theoretically won't be too hard to add, but I excluded…
Exactly this. I wanted to see how small I could get it (Hummingbird) and then got obsessed with the idea of bird names for the build versions and just had fun with it :)
I could simplify it to one file, but then I wouldn't be able to think of fun bird names to go with the relative file sizes! ;)
It's inspired by TiddlyWiki, but it's not nearly as feature-packed by design. Literally the only reason I even started this project was because I noticed how big an empty TiddlyWiki 5 file was and thought I could make…
This is very true. I added a warning when switching pages within the app itself when the editor is open, but it would definitely be worth the extra bytes to add a warning when closing the tab!