A tree-like management tool for your org-mode files
https://gitlab.com/mtekman/org-mode-manager
A tree-like quick-access management tool for your org-mode files.
Supports: moving, deletion, renaming, syncing, and encryption.
Run install.sh from within the working directory.
Make sure all your notes are in a single subdirectory (either nested or flat). If you wish to enable syncing, make sure that this subdirectory lies within a git project subfolder.
e.g.
| ExampleCommandsUsingFlagsAndNaruto | Description |
|---|---|
org |
provides a tree of current org-mode files at the user-set root directory |
org --create-config |
creates a config file where the user can actually set the root directory |
org naruto |
creates or opens an org-mode file called naruto.org at the root directory |
org fiction/anime/naruto |
creates or opens an org-mode file called naruto.org within the nested subdirectory fiction/anime/ |
org fiction/anime |
provides a tree of current org-mode files in the subdirectory fiction/anime/ |
| `org fiction/anime —all | provides a tree of ALL files in the subdirectory fiction/anime/ |
org naruto --delete |
deletes file (moves it to /tmp) |
org naruto --move=fiction/anime/boruto |
moves file naruto.org into subdirectory fiction/anime/ and renames it boruto.org |
org naruto --encrypt |
encrypts the existing file naruto.org using aes-256-cbc openssl encryption and renames it naruto.crypt.org |
org naruto.crypt --decrypt |
decrypts an existing file and renames it naruto.org |
org --sync |
initiates git pull, git commit (with timestamp message), and git push to sync local and remote files if the subdirectory lies within a git project subfolder |
org --help |
provides basic usage and prints the above examples |
Assuming that the _org completion file has been correctly installed via the install.sh script, org should be able to provide autocompletion for filenames.
e.g. If a file fiction/anime/naruto.org exists, then
org nar[TAB] will expand to org fiction/anime/naruto