TiddlyWeb. Rendering is done using wikklytext.
To use add one or both of the following to tiddlywebconfig.py:
wikitext.default_renderer': 'wikklytextrender',
'wikitext.default_render_map': {
'text/x-tiddlywiki': 'wikklytextrender',
},
Requires: wikklytext, available via easy_install.
If 'wikklytext.safe_mode' is set to False, HTML within tiddler.text
that is wrapped in <html> tags will be preserved. If True, the HTML
is removed. True is the default.
See also: http://tiddlyweb.com/ and http://wikklytext.com/
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