Currently plain-org-wiki is based on 'projects', org files in plain-org-wiki-files. It would be nice if it can support multiple 'clients', e.g. wiki, work, daily, etc. That's like multiple folders under ~/org. It's different from plain-org-wiki-extra-dirs in that you don't need to add a prefix to every org file in order to easily navigate through various projects in various clients.
Possible solution
When plain-org-wiki is called, ask the user to choose from a list of clients. For instance, 1. wiki, 2. work, 3. daily, 4. finance. After choosing the clients, it works exactly like what it is now.
Work around
This is my current workaround. I defined another function plain-org-academic similar to plain-org-wiki but searches files from plain-org-academic-files instead of plain-org-wiki-files.
Currently
plain-org-wikiis based on 'projects', org files in plain-org-wiki-files. It would be nice if it can support multiple 'clients', e.g. wiki, work, daily, etc. That's like multiple folders under~/org. It's different fromplain-org-wiki-extra-dirsin that you don't need to add a prefix to every org file in order to easily navigate through various projects in various clients.Possible solution
When
plain-org-wikiis called, ask the user to choose from a list of clients. For instance,1. wiki, 2. work, 3. daily, 4. finance. After choosing the clients, it works exactly like what it is now.Work around
This is my current workaround. I defined another function
plain-org-academicsimilar toplain-org-wikibut searches files fromplain-org-academic-filesinstead ofplain-org-wiki-files.