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| static | Initial commit | |
| templates | Initial commit | |
| .envrc | Initial commit | |
| .gitignore | Initial commit | |
| flake.lock | fix: Change org dir | |
| flake.nix | Initial commit | |
| main.py | fix: Change org dir | |
| pyproject.toml | Initial commit | |
| python-libs.nix | now the real sha | |
| README.org | add README.org | |
| utils.py | fix: Change org dir | |
| xmpp_bot.py | feat(xmpp_bot): Use task-only agenda parsing | |
Current state on org-web
I am aware that there is already a project called org-web. However, it has not been actively developed for years. If anyone has a better name, feel free to suggest it to me :).
The following features are currently supported.
- Get the status of the current agenda at a certain interval via XMPP
It is possible to enable and disable this feature.
- Receive reminders as notifications for schedules.
Inspired by Thunderbird, where you receive a reminder 15 minutes before an appointment in your calendar.
- Set an active time when you want to receive notifications
e.g. 08:00-22:00
- Call up the current agenda via Org Web
- Call up all existing Org files.
- Edit and add headings/subheadings
- First class support for git (automatic pull/push)
- First class support for denote
- Focus on HTML/CSS
- Authentication system with a token
Will more features follow?
Yes, definitely. The whole project is very opinionated based on my personal workflow. However, I would like to expand the whole project in the future. For example, the ability to create a wiki or publish Org Notes as a kind of blog post, and much more.