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-Stitch - Note Composer
-
-Stitch is a minimal grep-based CLI tool for composing notes.
-It is built around the idea of writing notes separately and then 
-using tags to compose these notes together. 
-
-Stitch does not have any opinion about which file 
-format you use for file capturing, use org, markdown, whatever you
-want. You can customize the grep command.
-
-Stitch limits itself only to note composing. For capturing notes, you
-will have to set up your own system. 
-
-AIMS
-
-- Single binary
-- Minimal
-- Work with any file format
-
-CREDIT
-
-Stitch is based and largely a stripped down copy of the note composing
-system of Howm for Emacs.
-
-INSTALLATION
-
-Chmod +x the binary and put in PATH.
-
-Set the environment variables:
-
-STICH_DIRECTORY
-STICH_GREP_CMD (default "grep")
-STITCH_HEADLINE_PATTERN (default "^\* ")
-STITCH_TAG_PATTERN (default ":[a-z]:")
-
-SPEED UP
-
-Stitch uses grep by default. As your notes grow, this will 
-become rather slow. To speed it up, you can replace it grep with ugrep.
-
-DEVELOPMENT
-
-To set up the project, easiest way is to just install Nix, direnv and
-enable nix flakes. Then to compile:
-
-dune build
-
-And to run:
-
-dune exec -- stitch
-
-
-RECIPES
-
-Building a journaling system
----
-
-You can build a basic capture command using $EDITOR and date command:
-
-alias capture="JRNL=\"$STITCH_DIRECTORY/$(date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M').org\" echo '* :journal:' > $JRNL_FILE && $EDITOR $JRNL_FILE 
-
-and then you can find your journal entries, automatically sorted by creation date with
-stitch and the journal tag:
-
-alias jrnl="stitch -t journal"
-
-LICENSE
-
-License is BSD-3-Clause
-
-KNOWN ISSUES
-
-- Resizing the screen when editor is open causes panic
-
-
-