TiddlyWiki is a unique and versatile tool for managing personal notes and information. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to install TiddlyWiki on the latest version of POP! OS.
Before proceeding with the installation of TiddlyWiki, we need to ensure that our system meets the following requirements:
TiddlyWiki is built on top of Node.js. Therefore, it requires Node.js runtime to be installed on our system. To install Node.js, we can follow the below command:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install nodejs
Once installed, we can verify the installation by running the following command:
node -v
The command should return the current version of Node.js.
Now that Node.js is installed on our system, we can proceed with the installation of TiddlyWiki. To install TiddlyWiki globally, we can execute the following command:
sudo npm install -g tiddlywiki
This will install TiddlyWiki on our system and make it accessible from the command line.
Once TiddlyWiki is installed, we can create a new instance of TiddlyWiki by executing the following command:
tiddlywiki mywiki --init server
This creates a new TiddlyWiki instance under the directory mywiki
. The --init server
option tells TiddlyWiki to initialize the instance in server mode.
Now that the TiddlyWiki instance is created, we can start the TiddlyWiki server by running the following command:
cd mywiki
tiddlywiki --listen
This will start the TiddlyWiki server, and we can access it by opening our web browser and navigating to http://127.0.0.1:8080
.
Once we have made changes to our TiddlyWiki, we need to save the changes to the server. To save the changes, we can execute the following command:
tiddlywiki --save [path-to-tiddlywiki-file]
Replace [path-to-tiddlywiki-file]
with the actual path to your TiddlyWiki file.
In this tutorial, we learned how to install TiddlyWiki on POP! OS Latest. With TiddlyWiki, we can manage personal notes and information in a convenient and intuitive way.
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