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Deft in Emacs. [1] I write my notes in Markdown or Org-mode, and Deft lets me search them all really fast. For cross-file references, I use Org’s delightful fil
by ashton314 7y ago
Deft in Emacs. [1] I write my notes in Markdown or Org-mode, and Deft lets me search them all really fast. For cross-file references, I use Org’s delightful file hyperlink scheme. For export, I use Pandoc. I’ve got a project that I haven’t quite figured out how to get on home brew (I’m new at this) that takes a file in <format> and lets me read it like a Man page. [2]
[1]: https://jblevins.org/projects/deft/ https://jblevins.org/projects/deft/
[2]: https://github.com/ashton314/homebrew-mm https://github.com/ashton314/homebrew-mm
- dmortin 7y agoI also use Org to store data and I use org-rifle to search it: https://github.com/alphapapa/helm-org-rifle https://github.com/alphapapa/helm-org-rifle I don't know if Deft recognizes org mode entries, but org-rifle provides entry-based search.
- ashton314 7y agoWow. Rifle looks neat. Thanks for mentioning that! Deft will scan any plain-text file, according to the set of file endings you give it, and it will put your cursor at the point in the buffer where one of the search words occurs, but it won’t automatically extract the ending, AFAIK. I should mention that deft does fuzzy matching, or at least words don’t have to be contiguous.
- dmortin 7y agoOrg rifle also does word (substring) search in any order in the title+description if you type multiple words separated with spaces.