A non-linear personal web notebook you can use as a single HTML file or Node.js app
Other
- JavaScript
- TeX
- Shell

About TiddlyWiki
TiddlyWiki is a non-linear personal web notebook for people who want a wiki they can keep forever, independently of any corporation. It is a complete interactive wiki in JavaScript that solves note taking and linked writing in a self-contained format.
It runs as a single HTML file in the browser or as a Node.js application. The interface is built in hackable WikiText, and it can also be used with a Node.js client-server setup and to build a single-page application. Command-line use supports loading tiddlers, rendering output, and creating or serving a wiki.
On Node.js it runs as a client-server edition and can build a static single-page application from a folder of tiddler files. The command-line tool boots the wiki kernel, loads tiddlers, renders pages, and serves a wiki, so the same engine drives both the single-file and server workflows.
Key features
- Single HTML file wiki in the browser
- Node.js application and client-server setup
- Hackable WikiText interface
- Command-line commands for loading and rendering tiddlers
- Can build a single-page application
Details
- First released
- 2011
- Platforms
- Web · CLI · Linux · macOS · Android
- Deployment
- offline-first · self-hostable
- Storage
- Single HTML file
- Customization
- WikiText-based interface
- Runtime
- JavaScript · Node.js
