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Detect org files in subfolders #225
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It has been requested before, it's definitely needed. Directories are probably a way to go, flattening directory structure could create a mess. This could be simulated later, so I wouldn't focus too much on it in the beginning. Notebook names have to be unique in DB currently, so a new field for path would need to be added (and unique constraint changed). There are few places in the code that depend on that, so those will need updating too. Thanks! |
This feature would be really great. I use Orgzly mostly for viewing my agenda. |
@Nebucatnetzer if you are mostly using it read only, as a workaround for now you might get away with using |
The agenda is not the problem I already use that in Orgzly. |
@Nebucatnetzer ah, I see. Anyway, you could use a special agenda view to collect all your notes and export them to a single file (or even just concatenate all of them). Yes, wouldn't for adding new notes, but better than not being able to use them at all :) |
I sympathize. I tried condensing my files into larger ones to rely less on searching but go a few levels deep and it starts to get hard to read because of screen real estate and formatting. Search results only include the file title and not any other heading location information so you really need to have many seperate files to narrow down the topics of search. I hate to say it, but I have a hard time using Orgzly for anything other than the simplest of tasks, so I've had to start migrating off of Org-mode and Orgzly (I need a mobile solution). But I hold out hope that Nevenz will put out an update to make information a bit easier to find. The point...I'm adding a +1 for this in the hopes someone will work on this sooner. Being able to navigate to smaller files will add another layer of organization to make files and information a bit easier to locate. |
Huge +1. I also think this is a feature that would be very much needed. Congrats on Orgzly! |
Yes. Definitely need this. Boost the productivity |
+1 for this, I loved the app but sadly this is the big thing preventing me from using it seriously... |
Meanwhile, is there any way to get around this? I tried symlink but the app isn't really designed for that I think. I tend not to have any notes lying around in the home directory, I tend to put everythink in folders. I was wondering if it was possible to do something like having a single .org file full of links to the respective directories on my device synced via nextcloud as a workaround, hope it makes sense the way I described it |
@Svanto24, how many folders? Can you create a repository for each? They'd have contain unique filenames though. |
@nevenz I see! Eight folders, some of them nested into each other. They do have unique filenames. It didn't occur to me that webdav would work that way since nextcloud only provides a direct link to the main repository, but it should probably be possible to append them to address specific folders, I just need to find out how... Thank you very much for the tip. EDIT: Sadly I'd been having no luck. I keep trying to guess the adress of the specific folders in the webdav, but I keep getting 409s. |
Some of said folders have spaces or ěščřžýáíé symbols in their names, how would I work with those when linking the directory via WebDAV? |
These work for me:
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Sorry for posting so much, finally found out what was the cause. Turns out there's a bit of a discrepancy between what it says in the docs and what actually works, and I assumed some sort of URL encoding was needed. That or I can't bloody read. Either way, what worked for me with nextcloud was:
Just like you said. Thanks again, great app! Should I clear up the superfluous posts I made? |
No need, it could be useful to someone. Thanks. |
I switched from orgzly to markor exactly because of the lack of this feature. Yes, I know, these apps differs a lot, but I use them simply as a text editor. I'm still waiting when this will become available in orgzly. Why it's so hard to implement it? |
I'm writing a workaround to implement this feature: orgzly-index-files I have a Raspberry Pi where my orgzly files are synchronized so that I can setup a script to recreate the index every day. |
As a workaround I can manually add the nested folders as a separate repository
Now I see all notes within Orgzly. Is this not enough for supporting org files in sub folders? |
If you don't mind reading the very first comment, you might learn that this has already been explained some three years ago. |
@nevenz I'm happy to hack the Backend side of this, can you find someone who would cover the frontend of this feature |
This would be great. A little surprised to see karlicoss be the one who opened this nearly 5 years ago haha. Hey there! |
Sorry, this is not enough. Like this, all the files from the child directory end up at top level. Plus, I need to add multiple folders and subfolders manually |
+1. Before this is implemented, I guess I have to find something else:( |
@Maverobot By the way, this repo is not longer maintained. The new repo for this project is at https://github.com/orgzly-revived/orgzly-android-revived |
@psamim thanks for the info. But the feature is Still not supported in the new repo, right? |
@Maverobot No, not supported. |
Just checked out the experimental automatic file repository sync — thanks, it works fantastic! However, I think a common pattern is having a directory tree with bunch of org files around it, and right now orgzly only detects the org files on top level. Wouldn't it be useful to detect the ones in subfolders as well? If you think it's a good idea, I'd be even happy to implement it and contribute.
Alternatively, might be even better if we had proper directories support within orgzly?
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