sort by date reverse order

in the food template in beorg this is how you query date in reverse order.

(it’s a 3.99$ iap to save search that’s why i’m making a blog post.)

f food > h

this searches in file food sorting headings with oldest (lowest) at the top

high to low = descending
low to high = ascending

< = desc
> = asc

^ * i encoded this post to prevent blogger from deleting the greater than signs but that makes it a little harder to read.

• TODO look into a plug-in that can decode escaped html entities
• hopefully something slick already exists like highlight js but for writing html in blogger posts

beorg food diary shortcut

food
hold homebutton, say food.
make sure you have a file called food and a template called food.

The cool thing about this is it sorts by year month day and time and generates a nice looking PDF report of the things you ate. It takes advantage of the Emacs outline, collapsing structure, so you can easily view the things that you ate over a period of time and gain some insights perhaps.

beorg x callback

voice control beorg

hold home button and say "run dotjot"
siri will run the shortcut asking you for the headline for your todo.
you can add &notes= to the x-callback url if you want to create outlines (i wanted to keep it simple). my shortcut for beorg todos w siri

• you need to make a template called todo for it to work

how to make beorg not suck

what a hassle!

heres what it looks like once you get it going. ( gruvbox inspired) >>

• i bought the dark theme export it did nothing. 99 cents wasted
• i bought the dark theme it did nothing. 3.99 wasted!
• somehow in canada that's probably gonna be 8 bucks with taxes and extra nonsense fees.

whatever... im committed now to figuring this out. its kind of neat that they have some
kind if repl witha elisp type thing but i was hoping to not spend my afternoon digging the docs. but i needed that dark mode.

on closer inspection dark theme isnt necessary after ios 13 implemented dark mode. the iap is a better dark mode dim grey lower contrast but still did't effext export at all! which was what i wanted it for arggg.

it says you can use your own css. they dont make it easy though. there isn't any quick menu selection. you have to read the docs to use "scheme" sort of like lisp.

** note **
if you want my roboto mono font to work on ios you need to download the app fontcase roboto mono dl link @ cufonts

the steps:

• create org file called init
• add this:

#+BEGIN_SRC scheme
(load-themes "groovy black")
#+END_SRC

• create org file called groovy black
• add this:

* groovy black
im pissed i had to make my own dark theme

#+begin_src css
@include "beorg default theme";

body { background-color: #2c2c2c;
   font-family: Roboto Mono;
       color: #8f8f8f;
}
a { color: darkseagreen;
}
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { color: orange;
}
ul, ol {
  color: white ;
}
#+end_src