Orgro

♧ What is Org Mode/Orgro? ♧

Imagine, it's a plain text markup language like Markdown, but combined with an application that is a literate programming environment and life organizer that can open absolutely any kind of file, with content as text in Emacs.

♤ Development background ♤

I started taking notes in Org Mode at work, and then found that I wanted to view them on a tablet during meetings.

By default on iOS, you can't open a .org file at all because the OS doesn't even know it's plain text.

Other Org Mode mobile apps focus on very different things, like task or task management; Orgro, on the other hand, is primarily a viewer, allowing you to browse and search the contents of your org files.

He also wanted to try writing a parser with PetitParser; the result is used in this application and is available as a separate org_parser library.

◇ Features ◇

• Syntax highlighting for most Org Mode syntax structures. • Expanding and collapsing sections, blocks and boxes • Text reflow for easy viewing on narrow screens • Nice rendering of tables • Functional external and section links • Cyclic visibility changes • Search • Narrower "Reader Mode" that hides redundant markup Inline and LaTeX block rendering • Text lightening for easy viewing on mobile screens • Read mode to hide unnecessary markup and show only what's important • Beautiful tables with guaranteed correct spacing, even when using non-ASCII characters.

□ Note □

INTERNET permission is required to display deleted images and dynamically load fonts from online sources (Google Fonts, AWS S3).

Open Source: https://github.com/amake/orgro Any bugs/defects you found in Orgro can be easily reported here: https://github.com/amake/orgro/issues Official website: https://orgro.org/