27th June 2023 at 9:41am
| purpose | extract JSON representation of tiddlers from the input strings |
|---|---|
| input | a selection of strings |
| parameter | the deserializer module to be used to extract tiddlers from the input |
| output | JSON representations of tiddlers extracted from input titles. |
Learn more about how to use Filters
New in v5.3.0Deserializer modules parse text in various formats into their JSON representation as tiddlers. The deserializer modules available in a wiki can be seen using the deserializers operator and can be used with the deserialize Operator.
The TiddlyWiki core provides the following deserializers:
| Deserializer | Description |
|---|---|
| (DOM) | Extracts tiddlers from a DOM node, should not be used with the deserialize[] operator |
| application/javascript | Parses a JavaScript module as a tiddler extracting fields from the header comment |
| application/json | Parses JSON into tiddlers |
| application/x-tiddler | Parses the .tid file format as a tiddler |
| application/x-tiddler-html-div | Parses the <DIV>.tiddler file format as a tiddler |
| application/x-tiddlers | Parses the MultiTiddlerFile format as tiddlers |
| text/css | Parses CSS as a tiddler extracting fields from the header comment |
| text/html | Parses an HTML file into tiddlers. Supports TiddlyWiki Classic HTML files, TiddlyWiki5 HTML files and ordinary HTML files |
| text/plain | Parses plain text as a tiddler |