My design so far. I run a script that starts TW5 and a http server at my localhost. When I finish my post, I clickthe paws which copies a tiddler's data & TW5, and send them to webservices and my main server respectively. #TiddlyWiki #Apache #Python #tiddlers #nomxd #Tech-talk🐾
The current issue is that my remote server will always be one post behind compared to its local version. Still, I could maybe add the function that uploads TW5 to its default save button, or maybe there is a way to perform the update before uploading it, but Idk currently.🐾
Extra: But the security issue I was worried about is solved in this way, even if someone clicks the paws button, it will have no effect, since my python scripts aren't there. And I love the new Apache icon, omg. https://news.apache.org/foundation/entry/introducing-the-asfs-new-logo 🐾
Introducing The ASF’s New Logo  - The ASF Blog

Last year we shared that The Apache® Software Foundation (ASF) would be evolving its corporate logo and brand system to better represent our enduring ethos of community over code. Today, we are proud to unveil the new ASF logo.  Why an Oak Leaf? The centerpiece of our new logo is an oak leaf, chosen for […]

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And I've lost a lot of time today because I forgot once again that http.server (python) doesn't allow persistent connections by default. *sigh* I guess I'll continue tomorrow. 🐾