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[bibtex] Fix README

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Adding ever so important information and admonishments to the readme.
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@ -21,12 +21,15 @@ Bib-due itself allows 2 filtering options: *until* a certain date (`-u`), and *a
Using priority is relatively self-explanatory: 1 is the highest priority, 3 the lowest (technically, no priority is the lowest). Choosing `-p3` means priority 1, 2, and 3 will be displayed. Choosing `-p1` will only display the highest priority items. Using priority is relatively self-explanatory: 1 is the highest priority, 3 the lowest (technically, no priority is the lowest). Choosing `-p3` means priority 1, 2, and 3 will be displayed. Choosing `-p1` will only display the highest priority items.
Using the date works as a cut-off for the future, and it uses gnu `date` to calculate the correct date. That makes things like `-u fri this week'` possible, showing only upcoming items until the end of the week. Read the `date` manual for more information. Using the date works as a cut-off for the future, and it uses gnu `date` to calculate the correct date. That makes things like `-u 'fri this week'` possible, showing only upcoming items until the end of the week. Read the `date` manual for more information.
There will likely not be a new option for filtering dates *from* a certain point forward since I don't need it and before implementing more stuff what's there should be more solid. (and read your damn overdue texts!)
Again, this script will for now break when bibtex files are formatted in any way other than for example this entry: Again, this script will (for now[^time]) break when bibtex files are formatted in any way other than what it expects.
An example of a working entry:
[^time]: And probably for some time since I don't see myself sinking too much more time into this in the near future. I actually need to get some of the upcoming readings done that I can now list! 🙂
``` ```
@InBook{Borhi2016, @InBook{Borhi2016,
author = {László Borhi}, author = {László Borhi},
chapter = {1956: Self-Liberation}, chapter = {1956: Self-Liberation},
@ -40,7 +43,6 @@ Again, this script will for now break when bibtex files are formatted in any way
priority = {prio1}, priority = {prio1},
timestamp = {2020-05-08}, timestamp = {2020-05-08},
} }
``` ```
Important fields are author, title, due, priority. These need to exist, and need to be ordered alphabetically. Otherwise there will probably be some breakage. Important fields are author, title, due, priority. These need to exist, and need to be ordered alphabetically. Otherwise there will probably be some breakage.