One of the killer features of emacs was org-mode. A real eye opener what text-based to-do lists can do for you.

This ruby-gem carries within all you need to work efficiently with a set of org-mode files.

Making lightweight/fast ruby org-mode executable to parse/reformat/analyse and report on my org-files or the one in my buffer. And following the Unix philosopy making a seperate process of it.

A shell script is carried along.

org-mode <org-file>

Displays scheduled items. Parses all the files configured in .org-moderc

org-mode update <org-file>

parses and updates an org file. It does the following:

• archive done items
• reformats/re-indents the complete file
• assigns a sha-1 of the title-content for further updates and quick reference

• flexible parsers
• flexible writers
• database storage
• org-mode website upload
• well tested module
• integration with vim
• flexible reporting
• remember mode

See: lib/**/*.rb for source and spec/**/*.rb for specs. Binaries not available yet.