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These are 2 scripts for calendaring in plantext files. These are 2 scripts for calendaring in plantext files.
`calendar.txt`shows the current day at the top and continues down as far as the number of months you have rendered. `calendar.txt` shows the current day at the top and continues down as far as the number of months you have rendered.
`calendar_archive.txt` contains all the days before current day. `calendar_archive.txt` contains all the days before current day.
It looks like this: calendar.txt looks like this:
``` ```
☼ sun nov 29 ☼ sun nov 29
water plants water plants
coop fed potluck coop fed meeting
◯ mon nov 30 ◯ mon nov 30
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calendarender takes one argument and that's the number of months in the future you'd like to render. So say it's currently a day in November and I want to add the days in January to my calendar.txt, I would run `calendarender 2`. It'll print to the terminal as well as to the file. calendarender takes one argument and that's the number of months in the future you'd like to render. So say it's currently a day in November and I want to add the days in January to my calendar.txt, I would run `calendarender 2`. It'll print to the terminal as well as to the file.
calendarender also prints relevant moon phases: new, full, crescents and halfs. If it's waxing an up-arrow will be printed, waning, down-arrow. It's not the _most_ accurate moon-phase algorithm but close enough for me :) calendarender also prints relevant moon phases: new, full, crescents and halfs. On any day that isn't one of those phases a sun is printed. If it's waxing an up-arrow will be printed, waning, down-arrow. It's not the _most_ accurate moon-phase algorithm but close enough for me :)
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