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Replied to Self-hosting TiddlyWiki with GitHub Pages by Chris AldrichChris Aldrich (boffosocko.com)
The fact that an empty TiddlyWiki file is named index.html gave me my answer: set up a GitHub Pages-based website and simply connect it to my domain! However, as simple as this pathway may seem to some, I thought I’d briefly document the process I took so others can do the same for themselves.

Hi Chris,

This worked very well for me, I already had some git hub pages so just added another directory https://git.johnj.info/tiddly/

Took a few goes to get the settings to stick but I got there. I also found if I had two browsers open saving failed. Get the odd save error, but it seems to sort itself out in the end.

Not sure what I am going to do with this as I’ve a couple of other Tiddlywikis, but it is fun to play with.

2 thoughts on “Re: Self-hosting TiddlyWiki with GitHub Pages”

  1. Awesome! I’m still tinkering myself to figure out what works best for what. Glad you managed to use the notes to get things working. I like that featured photo when it opens up btw.

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