.TH wyrd 1 "" "Odoc" "a console calendar application"
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wyrd - a text-based front-end to remind(1), a sophisticated calendar and alarm program.
.SH Synopsis
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\fBWyrd Command Reference\fR
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Open the calendar and display reminders defined in FILE (and any included reminder files)\. The default reminder file is ~/\.reminders\. (The FILE may also be a directory containing files with a \.rem extension\.)
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\fB1 Program Options\fR
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.EX 
wyrd [OPTIONS] [FILE]
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\fB--version\fR Display version information and exit\.
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\fB--help\fR Display usage information\.
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\fB--showrc\fR Display config file path and exit\.
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\fB--add EVENT\fR Add a given event to reminders file and exit\.
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\fB-a EVENT\fR Add a given event to reminders file and exit\.
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\fB2 Environment Variables\fR
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These environment variables affect the execution of wyrd:
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\fBEDITOR\fR Text editor used for editing reminders file\. If not set, it defaults to vi(1)
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\fBPAGER\fR Pager used to view keybindings, calendars, and reminders\. If not set, it defaults to less(1)
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\fB3 Bugs\fR
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Report them at https://gitlab\.com/wyrd-calendar/wyrd/issues
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\fBSee Also\fR
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wyrd(7), wyrdrc(5), remind(1)
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\fBAuthor\fR
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This manpage is written by Paul J\. Pelzl <pelzlpj@gmail\.com>\.
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