Some example applcations using taxy.
bookmarky shows Emacs bookmarks grouped in a customizeable way:
deffy shows definitions and top-level forms in an Elisp project or file.
Diredy rearranges a Dired buffer, grouping files and directories by their size and MIME type. Use it like:
(require 'diredy)Then open a Dired buffer and M-x diredy RET, and it will be rearranged like so:
Musicy displays a music library in a magit-section buffer. Use it like:
(require 'musicy)
(musicy "~/Music")Since it calls the mediainfo program on every file, it can be slow on large music libraries, so you might want to test it on only a subset of them, like:
(musicy-files
(seq-take (directory-files-recursively
"~/Music" (rx "." (or "mp3" "ogg") eos))
100))The resulting buffer shows tracks organized by genre, then artist, then year, then album, then track name:
