The UNIX user's personal log and diary.

The journal project is (will be) a proper command line utility for UNIX systems to produce static HTML weblogs (aka "blogs") from Markdown formatted text documents. All this while staying true to proper UNIX (not GNU) design-conventions.

Don't even try, it's not even finished yet.

However, when it is finished:

make install clean

That's it, you don't even have to run clean if you don't want to.

• A UNIX system, such as FreeBSD or OS X (probably works in various flavours of linux too, I haven't tested).

• gmake because it's ubiquitus and I have some foo in the Makefile that isn't cross-make compatible right now. I'll fix it, I promise.

• A decent compiler. I recommend clang from llvm, but it probably compiles under gcc or BSD cc just fine.

To be determined. It will probably be something along the lines of:

usage: journal [-options] <command> [<argument> ...]

Copyright (c) 2014, xles, see LICENSE for details.