[Review request/New package] Uni-notes - Manage your university notes

I'll begin my first year in university and I decided to make a proper environment to take notes, I know, there are packages out there that already does that but I prefered to make my own thing. I don't really know if I turn this into a package or not, but might be usefull for someone and please if you know more about elisp, submit some PRs and give ideas. Disclaimer: Org to pdf export might not be working because I'm still trying to come with an proper way to do that. [**Git repo with package**](https://gitlab.com/mfxarc/uni-notes)

But ... but org-roam! Writing your own package is fun, but I would still recommend checking out org-roam. It handles thousands of interlinked notes with ease and no measurable delay on my system, and syncs seemlessly over my cloud. Also, searching is lightning fast because it uses a database backend.

Yeah, I know all of that, I use it for daily notes and other stuff, but seems quite much for me and I just needed a simple solution. And I made this to integrate better with other own packages so I can I have a concise environment.

Fair enough, just wanted to throw it out there in case you hadn't tried it. Out of curiosity, what kind of integration does your package have?

None yet to be honest, but the goal is to integrate with the following things: * My hugo blog so I can easily convert a note to a post. * Linguistic related functions and packages, so I can generate papers in that subject easier. * Media related functions to better working with books, videos and so on as references. * Books and Articles production. The main goal is to make a note taking system that integrates well with my own functions, so I'll mainly rely on emacs built-in stuff.

If you'd want better integration, i'd say build an extension on top of org-roam, it's actually incredibly easy. I extended org-roam, so that i can have 1 node per project, and quickly open the node corresponding to the project i'm in. It's very easily extendable, just saying

Use linters (flycheck-package, flycheck-elsa etc) (require 'transient) (require 'consult) add `Package-Requires:` to headers (or (file-exists-p filepath) (file-exists-p fileother) (file-exists-p filepathorg) (file-exists-p (expand-file-name title uni-root-path))) check `seq-some` > (if (let `if-let` (goto-line (if uni-latex-enable 7 6)) looks more neat to me > (when (progn no need to use progn here (when uni-latex-enable I suggest to make a minor mode here > define-transient-command don't put closing brackets on new lines (defun uni--insert-note (file) "Insert note as a org-link." (insert "[[file:" (nth 0 (uni--get-title-path file)) "][" (nth 1 (uni--get-title-path file)) "]]")) don't repeat things, better bind it in `let` > `uni--rg-file` `uni--rg-file-list` share the same structure, consider making a generic function instead