Org-mode
is an Emacs mode for keeping notes, maintaining ToDo lists, doing project planning, and authoring with a fast and effective plain-text system.
Node.js is a event-based server for the V8 JavaScript Engine.
So Org Mode Parser for Nodejs is a parser for reading org-mode files.
- Npm package page
- Git source repository:https://github.com/daitangio/org-mode-parser
To try it out, from a bash shell with node.js in the path:
$ npm install org-mode-parser $ node
> orgParser=require('org-mode-parser');
{ enableDebug: [Function: enableDebug],
asLines: [Function],
intercept: [Function],
Orgnode: [Function: Orgnode],
parseBigString: [Function],
makelistWithPerformance: [Function],
makelist: [Function] }
LICENSE
Org Mode is distributed under GNU PUBLIC License 2.0
CHANGELOG
UPDATE
23 April 2013
Updated License Terms
9 Novermber 2011
For more tools, take a look to this specific page on org-mode site!
5 October 2011 I have just set up a git repostiory for sharing the code, and added more tests and bugfixes
would be great if I get this to work:
did ‘npm install org-mode-parser’
can you explain a bit more what to do to get this to work? If I now do C-c ‘ in org-mode it says
‘No such language mode: node mode’
Sorry I did not understand.
The example code shows you how to install org-mode-parser via npm.
Npm install a node.js package.
Keep in mind: org-mode-parser is a node.js library to parse well-formatted org mode files, it is not a emacs extension at all.
aha, now I see. I indeed tried to do something from out of emacs. Just followed the examples and it works like a charm!
Thank you.
Is this compatible with browsers?
Yes, take also a look to this fork:https://github.com/whacked/org-mode-parser/tree/client-side-rendering
Wooo~ so cool~
I’m very much a noob with this, but would be interested to know if (and how) this could be used with Visual Studio Code!