NEOrg is a wiki to organize your experimental data. NEOrg provides two features:

1. Special directives.

   A directive is a general reST block markup. With the special directives defined by NEOrg, you can fetch data and images, show them effectively, and organize your notes.

2. Template page.

   When you do experiments repeatedly, you may want to see the results in a fixed format. The template page can be used for that purpose.

See the document for more!

pip install neorg  # or
easy_isntall neorg

If you want to try the newest (possibly unstable) version, you can install it from https://github.com/tkf/neorg.:

pip install -e git://github.com/tkf/neorg.git#egg=neorg

cd directory/where/you/store/experimental/data
neorg init
neorg serve --browser

• docutils, Flask, Whoosh and argparse
• PyYAML to load YAML data (optional).

For development:

• nose and mock for unit tests
• texttable for doctest
• sphinx for building document

Javascript libraries (included):

• jQuery
• ColorBox
• jquery.hotkeys

• project page
• document
• issue tracking
• change log
• You can see screenshots in my blog post.