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Hey! I've been using (logseq)[https://logseq.com/] for quite a while now. I've used organ a bit and I feel it is probably viable for daily use to the right user. However I do not plan to maintain this repo. Please contact me in case I can assist with anything.

organ is a terminal notes manager.

A 'note' is any regular file.

Each 'note' is folderish (i.e. There can be notes inside notes)

Folderish?

Simply put, we each associate note with a directory of the same name with a suffix (. by default). So, all notes inside foo goes inside foo./ directory (by default).

organ hides this away for you.

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Installation

go get -u gitlab.com/SillyPill/organ

Features

  • Customizable keybindings (vi and readline defaults)
  • Single binary without any runtime dependencies (except for terminfo database)
  • Fast startup and low memory footprint (due to native code and static binaries)
  • Configuration with shell commands
  • Preview filtering (for source highlight, archives, pdfs/images as text etc.)

Non-Features

  • Tabs or windows (handled by window manager or terminal multiplexer)
  • Builtin pager/editor (handled by your pager/editor of choice)
  • Image previews (cool but no standard available)

Usage

If there are no notes, use :add-sib (mapped to as by default) to create a new note.

Use :add-child to create a child note.

j and k to navigate up and down

t to toggle expand and collapse

H and L to scroll left and right

J and K to scroll preview up and down

Credits

One might notice, a lot of code was stolen taken from gokechan's lf. So please show some love there.

I basically took lf's code and vandalized it till it started to resemble what I had in mind. organ is basically a file manager after all.

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Package last updated on 11 May 2022

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