org-real VS org-graph-view

You might be thinking of org-real, which creates boxy views designed to mimic how objects are organized in the real world. You can even put an item “behind” another item. See https://gitlab.com/tygrdev/org-real

- [org-real](https://gitlab.com/tygrdev/org-real) - [boxy-headings](https://gitlab.com/tygrdev/boxy-headings) - [boxy-imenu](https://gitlab.com/tygrdev/boxy-imenu) Now, [boxy-info](https://gitlab.com/tygrdev/boxy-info) allows you to view the current info manual as a boxy diagram. I was slightly dissapointed that imenu (and thus boxy-imenu) doesn't work on info manuals. So I built this package specifically to handle building a lisp tree that can be iterated over for creating a boxy box.

There is a package in emacs to identify where you saved something in the real world, with autocompletion. Real Org Keep track of real things as org-mode links. Tygr Development / org-real · GitLab)

org-real allows you to keep track of real things as org mode links.

Org real 0.3.1 now has the interactive function org-real-headlines to view the current org file as an org real diagram.

Haha just for you. And I'll open the issue tracker as soon as the package is in a working condition.

Somewhat relevant is this still-WIP package of mine: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-graph-view If I could figure out how to solve the weird issues with graphviz's handling of image boundaries and imagemap areas, it could be published.

This isn't what you asked for, but it might be useful in some way, even as inspiration for your own library: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-graph-view

Org-mode is -before almost everything else- a great outliner. So collapsing/expanding (showing more or less), moving, adding, editing, rearranging things is what it does out of the box... among many others, like setting states, adding tags, dates (timestamps, schedule, deadlines, etc.), lists (with checks if you like), automatic timings, properties/metadata that can be used in calculations, tables (as spreadsheets), querying your files and making things with the results (from calendars to tables), exporting, transforming the same data into multiples visualization (like headings with metadata into tables), exporting to many formats, and more. Even making networks from links as the org-roam server that we talked before or creating mind maps like the great Alphapapa's https://github.com/alphapapa/org-graph-view . :)