An elnode elnode handler to automatically htmlize a given directory of org-mode files
It’s in its very early stages at this point. It technically meets the description I just gave, but is very limited in customization possibilities or features beyond the basic.
Check back soon.
Because I take all my class notes in org-mode and I’m way too lazy to set up an official org-mode publish-to-html thing each time I want to make a change. Also Github’s org-mode markup leaves much to be desired and I wanted an easy way to review my notes without having my files butchered.
This will be put up on Marmalade or Melpa or wherever once it gets to
the point that it actually deserves to be. For now, you’ll need to
have elnode and s.el installed, after that you can just (require
'org-server). Customize org-server-port and org-server-host if
you want to, and then run M-x org-server-start, which will ask you
for a directory to serve up.
M-x org-server-stop to shut down the handler.
It’s pretty dumb about picking things to serve. Currently, it will
just loop through all child directories of wherever you picked, adding
*.org to the files. Sometime soon I’ll add dynamic updating to this
list.
Running on ~/ is probably not a great idea. It will hit the maximum
recursion depth pretty quickly and error out.