This package allows you to parse raw Org Mode documents into a structured in-memory representation.

import 'package:org_parser/org_parser.dart';

final doc = OrgDocument.parse('''* TODO [#A] foo bar
baz buzz''');
print(doc.children[0].headline.keyword); // TODO

See the example for more.

Features

• Parser and rich, immutable AST for Org markup
• Zipper)-based editing

• Extensive test suite, including checks for lossless round-tripping from markup

• Parser for the headline matching

• Parser for file

• Parser for and extended handling of the TODO

Supported syntax

• Sections/headlines

* TODO [#A] foo bar

• Blocks

#+BEGIN_SRC
    foo bar
    #+END_SRC

• Inline src

foo src_sh{echo "bar"} baz

• Affiliated keywords

#+name: foo

• Fixed-width areas

: foo bar
    : baz buzz

• Tables

| foo | bar |
    |-----+-----|
    | biz | baz |

• Lists

- foo
      - [X] bar
        1. baz
        2. buzz
    - bazinga :: bazonga

• Drawers

:PROPERTIES:
    foo bar
    :END:

• Footnotes

Foo bar[fn:1] biz buzz

    [fn:1] Bazinga

• Links, including with emphasis in description

[[http://example.com][example]]

    [[http://example.com][example *with* emphasis]]

    http://example.com

• Emphasis markup, including nested emphasis

*bold* /italic/ _underline_ +strikethrough+ ~code~ =verbatim=

• Timestamps

[2020-05-05 Tue]

    <2020-05-05 Tue 10:00>

    [2020-05-05 Tue]--[2020-05-05 Tue]

• Macro references

{{{kbd(C-c C-c)}}}

• LaTeX fragments

Then we add $a^2$ to \(b^2\)

\begin{equation}
    \nabla \times \mathbf{B} = \frac{1}{c}\left( 4\pi\mathbf{J} + \frac{\partial \mathbf{E}}{\partial t}\right)
    \end{equation}

• Entities

a\leftrightarrow{}b conversion

• Citations

[cite:@key]

• Horizontal rules

-----

• Radio targets

<<<foo>>>

• Link targets

<<bar>>