EKG: Emacs Knowledge Graph
The ekg module is a simple but opinionated note taking application, for emacs. It is a substitute for such other emacs applications such as org-roam or denote. ekg stands for emacs knowledge graph.
All of ekg’s data is stored in a sqlite database. Notes are organized around tags, and you can view many notes by looking at one or more tags.
- ekg: The emacs knowledge graph, app for notes and structured data.
First off, the ekg is a much more fleshed out system than my own pile of spaghetti.
Kidding aside, though, ekg and memeces are built for different things: ekg manages notes via a triples database built on top of sqlite, while memeces is more of a static site generator with some indexing capabilities.
I have to admit, the triples database is incredibly attractive to me, and the fact this uses sqlite tempts me to write an html exporter or some sort of cgi script that queries the database to dynamically produce a page based on a given list of tags.
Did I just nerdsnipe myself again?
I'll need to test it out a bit more, probably on my phone via termux to know for sure.