ramblings of a lost one

Firstly my org-roam db is small, its limited. I cannot quite seem to get my head around the concept but I love the visualisation provided by org-roam-ui it reminds me of when I used TheBrain many years ago.

What this does is converts your org-roam files into a format usable by cosmascope so that you can share them, host them on your site but consider it an experiment firstly in using ChatGPT & secondly to see if it was possible to convert org-roam into a usable graph via cosmascope¹. This is adapted from Kévin Polisano’s obsidian2cosma.py (https://github.com/kevinpolisano/obsidian2cosma) which converts your Obsidian vault. It is only the first step, you must then create the cosmascope itself.

Following on from A journal in orgmode? yes Journelly! I have expertly crafted (read massively bodged) a python script to create a heatmap of locations using folium.

It simply reads in your Journelly.org file, checks for the lat/lon lines & stores them into a pandas dataframe (I was thinking of doing more with the df) and updates the folium map object before saving the interactive HTML file.

From having these to this;

Thats it - no other words 😍

For those that know of its existence the combined power of emacs & org mode for everything from simple note taking to complex journal writing, website creation, literate programming and more simply makes it an indispensable tool but its very power comes from its roots which means it is desktop centric and although a lot of my usage is in an MS environment to really leverage the most from the combination it should be in linux environment but getting back to the mobile journal topic - yes there are mobile clients;