Send scribbles and pictures from your Android phone to your Emacs org-mode buffer. Current requirements:
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The computer running emacs and the phone running orch be on the same network. I'm working on a simple middleman server that both the app and emacs can talk to.
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emacs 24.3+
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Emacs
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Put
orch.elwherever you put your Emacs scripts (for me, this is ~/.emacs.d/vendor/). Add the following to yourinit.el(or.emacsrc):(add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/vendor") (autoload 'orch-toggle "orch" nil t) -
At this point (after possibly restarting Emacs), doing
M-x orch-togglewill start the orch server on port 4000 (Change the port if you want inorch.el, grep for 4000).
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Open a buffer in org-mode, if you haven't already (or just
M-x org-modein the current buffer). -
Android
You can either install the app from the Play Store
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.explog.orch) or build it
yourself in Android Studio (import the android/ directory as a project in
AS).
- Start the app, open settings, and fill in the IP address of your computer
on which Emacs is running (the computer and the phone should be on the
same network -- I'm working on making it work "via the cloud").
- Hit the back button and test the connection by tapping "PING SERVER"
on the action bar. If all is well, you should see a message saying
"pong".
Draw something on the Android app and hit the OK (✓) button.
The emacs org mode buffer should now have a link to an image in it.
To see the image inline, do C-c C-x C-v -- this toggles the inline image view
in org mode.
By default, the images land in ~/Pictures/orch/ (change this by editing orch.el).
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