Android neorg WYSIWYG editor?

[joehays]

I am a fan of the neorg effort. One major hole is the ability to access and edit my workspaces on my phone. Yes, you can do the Termux/neovim approach but this is not appropriate for most phone use cases (when you're on the go and you need to access/edit your notes/todos etc...)

I'd love to see a companion WYSIWYG neorg app that operates directly on a git clone of my neorg workspaces. Then, when I'm back at my laptop/desktop I can get changes made on the phone and work in the wonderful neovim environment.

Thoughts?

[lsrdg]

If you are using git(hub/lab/*), you can use their WYSIWYG to edit the plaintext file. Or are you looking for more formatting options etc?
Now that Neorg supports Neovim Stable, neorg is working perfectly on termux over here (with Lazy, since rocks.nvim - AFAIK - doesn't support termux). Specially on the phone, I would rather ci" to change the text in between two " than to try to use one finger to select the text to be changed or backspace all the way back. From termux, notes can be accessed from a git repository with normal git commands (with aliases) or synchronized to a cloud app (Nextcloud .+ Rclone, etc)... would any of those work for your usecase, or am I missing something?

All that said, in some situations it would be nice to have a native app (like if there's need to see notes and images simultaneously), but I guess this is exactly the place where the open source community shines. (:

[joehays]

I was happy to see the mobile app listed on the roadmap:

https://github.com/nvim-neorg/neorg/blob/main/ROADMAP.md

(Look at the bottom of the page...)

[boltlessengineer]

Working editor requires a working, reliable parser, which is what we don't have yet.
Current tree-sitter parser has tons of bugs so we are planning to rewrite it from scratch including the syntax design itself (there are discussions going on in https://github.com/nvim-neorg/norg-specs/issues). We will also provide a converter for legacy documents when that happens.