Carsten Dominik <domi...@science.uva.nl> writes:
> This is pretty cool.
I _love_ it.
The new version has the capability of interactively creating new orglets
- that's their name :) .
I already created some, to edit my local projects. Here at least, it
works like a charm. All you need is the `mother of all orglets' (the
script in it's current form) and call it like this:
org-worglet --create
The rest is asked interactively. There might be some more docs needed
though. But for hardcore worgers the in-file comments will be sufficient.
The orglets resulting from the interactive process, include their own
help. If you created an orglet and saved it to ~/bin/org-notelet, you
may do
~/bin/org-notelet --help
to get information about the orglet. The in-file comments are geared for
the very orglet, e.g. there is the the ready-for-use JavaScript in the
first comment section to copy to your browsers bookmark entry.
The `future plans' have changed now to
`Install the orglets automatically into Firefox.'
The current version is now on github:
http://github.com/SebastianRose/org-worglet/tree/master
Now I'll enjoy my new bookmark-toolbar folder full of handy orglets :)
Best Regards,
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