I've just finished a very small python script that - given as argument
a given folder X - will create a Zim tree "mapped" on it.
By this I mean that for each subfolder of X there will exist a
corresponding zim node.
I'm using it in crontab running it to constantly checking X, so that if
any subtree is added/deleted to/from X, the zim hierarchy of pages will
correspondingly be updated.
As I mentioned in past posts, I use it to extensively document my very
large work directory (X), inserting comments/images in any node of the
zim wiki.
I dont know if it can be of interest to others (and I'd like to mention
that I learned python just 1 week ago, please be kind to me...), so let
me know!
alessandro
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