zzolo · August 29, 2015 14:26
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diff --git a/data.json b/data.json
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 {"properties":["date","title","body"]}
date	title	body
2015-03-04	This data is coming from EditData.org	<a href="http://editdata.org" target="_blank">EditData.org</a> is a lightweight data editor that we can connect easily to Tik Tok. Actually, the data is coming from Github, since EditData is a simple interface that stores its data on Github. This means you will have to have a Github account to use EditData.
2015-05-05	Make your data source	Go to EditData.org and create a new datasource. Then create your columns, this will probably include <code>date</code>, <code>title</code>, and <code>body</code> but might have other <a href="https://github.com/datanews/tik-tok#entries">Tik Tok fields</a>.
2015-05-06	Add some data	Add rows in your spreadsheet just as you would with a CSV or a Google Spreadsheet. Feel free to use some HTML if you want.
2015-06-01	Save and export	Save to a Gist (it's a Github thing). Then click on the <code>JSON</code> button to get the URL to the data that will be used in Tik Tok.
2015-07-04	Make a Tik Tok	Check out the code below and simply update the JSON url with yours and you should be good to go.
2015-07-15	One caveat	There is one thing worth noting. Whenever you update your EditData data source, you will get a new JSON url that you will have to update.