# Table of Contents

-   [related](#rltd) [[org]] [[python]]
-   [process colon stuff](#prcssclnstff) [[promnesia]]
-   [testing](#tstng) 
    -   [`[2020-06-17]` org-roam/test-org-files: Test files for performance-testing Org-roam](#sgthbcmrgrmtstrgflsrgrmtsststflsfrprfrmnctstngrgrm) [[org]] [[testing]]
    -   [test on item with duplicated properties headers](#tstntmwthdplctdprprtshdrs) 
-   [use \_timestamps for extracting creation date from the header??](#stmstmpsfrxtrctngcrtndtfrmthhdr) 
-   [`[2020-01-31]` try some online notebook and load up a massive org-mode file in it?](#trysmnlnntbkndldpmssvrgmdflnt) 
-   [implement simple cmdline interface? need rendering though..](#mplmntsmplcmdlnntrfcndrndrngthgh) 
-   [\* porg](#prg) [[porg]]
    -   [maybe it belongs to orgparse.experimental or something?](#mybtblngstrgprsxprmntlrsmthng) 
    -   [eh, maybe get rid of hiccup. too complicated](#hmybgtrdfhccptcmplctd) 
    -   [use for stocklist? Although special agenda is prob. more appropriate](#sfrstcklstlthghspclgndsprbmrpprprt) 
    -   [handle multiline headings](#hndlmltlnhdngs) 

Python org-mode parser.  
Main project page: <https://github.com/karlicoss/orgparse>  




# related       [[org]] [[python]]




# process colon stuff      [[promnesia]]

    as in, quoted text
    like this




# testing 





## `[2020-06-17]` [org-roam/test-org-files: Test files for performance-testing Org-roam](https://github.com/org-roam/test-org-files)      [[org]] [[testing]]




## test on item with duplicated properties headers




# use \_timestamps for extracting creation date from the header??




# `[2020-01-31]` try some online notebook and load up a massive org-mode file in it?




# implement simple cmdline interface? need rendering though..




# \* porg      [[porg]]

Library for xpath-like org-mode queries  
<https://github.com/karlicoss/porg>  
Turned out to be not as useful as I thought it would be.  




## maybe it belongs to orgparse.experimental or something?




## eh, maybe get rid of hiccup. too complicated




## use for stocklist? Although special agenda is prob. more appropriate




## handle multiline headings