If you have some org-mode files shared on Dropbox or other similar service, you must understand my frustration when you try to view or edit your diary scheduling in differents devices (smartphone, tablet, office computer, etc.) without Emacs. There are differents solutions well-known in the community as org-mobile or orgzly but both are mobile oriented and its usability is a little "tricky"

Worgenda is a pet project just for improve my Go skills. It just covers a little subset of the orgmode features but by now is enough for me:

• Show a calendar with the events notes.
• Show the orgfiles in raw mode
• Add new notes to the orgmode files in the remote service
• Show TODOs task list

If you want to compile Worgenda you need install the Dropbox client for Go

go get github.com/stacktic/dropbox

Before run Worgenda you have to create a configuration directory named ./var with some important files:

• user.json: This file is the database of users (one user in fact). For example:

	[
		{
			"Username":"sdemingo",
			"Fullname":"Sergio",
			"Password":"md5sum-password"
		}
	]

• config.json: This file stores the tokens to authentication in Dropbox service. To get them you must register your app in the Dropbox Apps Panel. The Files property has the relative paths from Dropbox root of your org-mode files.

{
"AppKey":"<appkey>",
"AppSecret":"<appsecret>",
"Token":"<apptoken>",
"Files":[
    "org/work.org",
    "org/home.org",
    "org/others.org"]
}

• private_key and public_key: To complete a TLS session with each client.

When your ./var directory is ready just run worgenda with:

$ worgenda -d <domain-or-ip>

Flag -d is the domain name or the ip address of worgenda machine. By default 'localhost' is used.