Org-logseq allows you to open logseq-style page and block link along with Org Mode.
- Open links in logseq-style way in your org document.
- Open the block id which Org Mode does not support.
- Create a blank excalidraw file and insert it at point.
Org-logseq requires grep
. Install it using your system tool at first.
Org-logseq package is not on MELPA yet. Currently, the easiest way to install org-logseq is through quelpa or straight system, or use the :quelpa
or :straight
keyword by using use-package. In order to make :quelpa
work well with use-package
, you need to install quelpa-use-package.
- quelpa
(use-package org-logseq :quelpa (org-logseq :fetcher github :repo "llcc/org-logseq" :files ("*")) :custom (org-logseq-dir "~/logseq"))
- straight
(use-package org-logseq :straight (org-logseq :fetcher github :repo "llcc/org-logseq" :files ("*")) :custom (org-logseq-dir "~/logseq"))
- Set the variable
org-logseq-dir
to your logseq path. M-x org-logseq-mode
in your current buffer.C-c C-o
to open pages or block references.Creating a directory-local varible in your logseq directory could be the best way to get it worked in all org files.
((org-mode . ((eval org-logseq-mode 1))))
org-logseq-create-page-p
-
A booleab value indicating whether or not org-logseq should try to new a page file at point if it does not exist. The varible defaults to
nil
.
All to logseq.