TiddlySpaceToTank in tank-notes

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It would be used to have such a tool, but unfortunately there are some problems. The vast majority of content in TiddlySpace is designed for use in TiddlyWiki the way it used on TiddlySpace and with the public/private model that is present there. This raises questions of where does content _go_. A space is a public recipe and private recipe, comprising many bags, in a virtual domain.

_However_, there is a significant body of content on TiddlySpace which can be identified as being in a particular bag and thus could be migrated to a tank and then used in some form. This would be particularly useful for [[me|Chris Dent]] to transport all my various writings from TS to here.

Someone who would like to do a migration needs to know or have two things:

* a list of bags that they _can_ read from
* a list of bags that they _want_ to read from

Since these are not the same some process needs to happen which takes list one to make list two. The simplest form is:

* GET the list as text
* edit the list to desired and feed it to the next stage

`private` == `private`, `public` == `protected`

**Q** Does there need to be a way to map a bag name to a tank name? Is a same to same mapping okay? Is bulk the way to go or maybe the problem is made much more simple by having a command line.

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A completely different approach is to make an app on TS. You include it in a space, give target tank names for public and private (can be the same), check if you want both, check if you want revisions, provide an [[API]]@docs key, the browser does the rest. It _already_ has TS auth. However, tank would need [CORS](https://github.com/cdent/tiddlywebplugins.cors) support or there would need to be some fancy iframe handling.

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