This is a working TiddlyWiki example of adding a custom server request to TiddlyWiki on Node.js 'server' edition. It uses the HTTP connection that is established by WebServer to route the request to the server. Two TW5 JavaScript tiddlers do the work - client-side is a module-type:macro while the server-side uses a module-type:route.
See client side and the server-side tiddlers.
This project assumes you are a TW5 JavaScript developer familiar with TW5 JavaScript
macroandroutemodule-types. However, is a working system that is relatively easy to modify, so a good place to learn about TiddlyWiki modules!
No TiddlyWiki $:/core tiddlers were harmed in making of tw5-server-route.
It relies on Webserver, Filesystem, TiddlyWeb, adaptors, syncer, etc. to all run as designed out-of-the-box.
It is assumed Git, Node.js, and TiddlyWiki are already installed.
git clone https://github.com/PotOfCoffee2Go/tw5-server-route.git
tiddlywiki tw5-server-route --listen port=8080
Go to http://localhost:8080 in browser.
Delete the tw5-server-route directory - is just a TiddlyWiki!