tiddlywiki-git-sync
'tiddlywiki-git-sync' is a script that automatically backs all TiddlyWiki tiddles into a git repository. It is intended to be deployed to the cloud and configured via environment variables.
How does it work
This script on launch starts the standard TiddlyWiki node.js server that stores tiddlers in the local directory. The script every several minutes commits changed files to a git repository and pushes them to the remote repository. The contents of the remote repository are retrieved on launch and removed before the script terminates.
How to run it
The easiest way to run the script is by using the provided docker image, either
running it locally or by deploying it to the cloud provider of choice.
Otherwise, set necessary environment variables and execute run.sh shell
script.
Running on Windows machines may be possible under WSL or Cygwin although, I cannot guarantee it.
How to configure it
The following environment variables are used as configuration:
CLONEPATH (required)
The remote repository URL. Is authentication is required to access this
repository place the username as part of the URL: https://<username>@<host>/path
CREDENTIALS
Username and password used to clone and push changes to the remote. The value
must follow the format: https://<username>:<password>@<host>.
See details.
COMMITER_NAME and COMMITER_EMAIL
Name and E-main of the commits' author. Required if git's user.name and
user.email configuration values are not set.
PERIOD
How often to perform "commit-pull-push" operation. Uses the same syntax as the
sleep utility.