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-# bok
-
-`bok` is a simple shellscript for managing personal journals.
-In `$BOK_DIR` (`$HOME/journal` by default) it creates a directory tree organized by year and month,
-and places the day's journal in that folder.
-For example, the journal entry for `2020-04-20` would be
-`$BOK_DIR/2020/04/20`.
-
-## Installation
-```
-git clone https://github.com/astroengisci/bok.git
-cd bok
-sudo make install
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-`bok new` will open today's journal file in `$EDITOR`.
-
-`bok edit SOME_DATE` will edit the journal file for the specified date.
-The date can be in any format accepted by `date -d`.
-If no date is specified, the behavior is the same as `bok new`.
-
-`bok view SOME_DATE` will open the specified entry in `less` with
-the following custom keybindings (specified as a `lesskey` file at `$BOK_KEYS`, which is `~/.bokrc` by default):
-- h/l: Previous/next journal entry
-- j/k: Scroll down/scroll up
-
-If no date is specified, it will open today's entry.
-If the specified entry does not exist, it will fail.
-
-`bok search REGEX` will search the journal for entries matching the specified regex.
-
-`bok searcht TAG` is the same as `bok search` but only returns matches
-from the second line of the file.
-This line is meant to be reserved for tags, letting you categorize
-your journal entries.
-
-`bok searchv` and `bok searchtv` will search in the same way as
-`bok search` and `bok searcht`, but will open the matches in the
-same dialog as `bok view`, allowing you to flip through and read them.
-
-# Planned features
-
-- [x] Edit arbitrary journal entries
-- [x] View journal entries
- - [x] Navigate entries by day, week, month, and year. (`less` allows you to type a number before a command, like `vim` does; `7l` effectively skips forward a week)
-- [x] Search journal entries
- - [x] Search by keyword
- - [x] Search by tag (whitespace-separated list in second line of file)
- - [x] Open search results in viewer
-