Hi there!
Thanks a lot for this! This is the best parser I've found so far, for org-mode. Some are too simplistic and others try to do too much and are too complex to be practical out-of-the-box (like orga). org-mode-parser has a great balance of features while being simple and practical to use! Perfect for my use case where I don't really need an AST but a way to make sense of and find org items :) Keep it up!
I've found a small problem, if the headline has a : in it, it will confuse the parser and it will think the headline is actually a tag. Example:
****** Feature: create and register new wordpress-powered (source) jekyll blog :toblog:
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For this item, org-mode-parser thinks Feature: ... is a tag, besides :toblog:. If I remove the : in Feature, then it correctly detects it as a headline, and :toblog: as the sole tag.
Hi there!
Thanks a lot for this! This is the best parser I've found so far, for org-mode. Some are too simplistic and others try to do too much and are too complex to be practical out-of-the-box (like orga).
org-mode-parserhas a great balance of features while being simple and practical to use! Perfect for my use case where I don't really need an AST but a way to make sense of and find org items :) Keep it up!I've found a small problem, if the headline has a
:in it, it will confuse the parser and it will think the headline is actually a tag. Example:For this item,
org-mode-parserthinksFeature: ...is a tag, besides:toblog:. If I remove the:inFeature, then it correctly detects it as a headline, and:toblog:as the sole tag.