# lectio

`lectio` is a self-contained Go rewrite of the Python `daily-reading` tool
(`ewangelia.py`). It fetches the day's Catholic liturgical readings and
shows them across five scripture versions with correct psalm
versification, and can run entirely offline once a date has been
harvested. There are no external tool dependencies at runtime, and no
network dependency at all in offline mode.

Three binaries share the same config and reading pipeline:

- **`lectio`** — subcommand CLI (`today`, `date`, `show`, `compare`, `update`)
- **`lectio-ui`** — a colored, scrollable Bubble Tea terminal reader
- **`lectio-web`** — a local HTMX browser UI (bundled, no CDN — works offline)

## Install

```sh
make build     # ./lectio, ./lectio-ui, ./lectio-web in the current directory
make install   # builds and installs all three to $PREFIX/bin (default ~/.local/bin)
make uninstall # removes them again
```

`PREFIX` can be overridden, e.g. `make install PREFIX=/usr/local`.

Cross-compiled binaries for linux/darwin (amd64+arm64) and windows/amd64
land in `dist/` via `make cross`.

Requires Go 1.24+ to build. No other dependencies (`go.mod` only pulls in
Bubble Tea/Lipgloss for the TUI and go-toml for config parsing).

## `lectio` — the CLI

```
lectio [today]  [--all] [--raw] [--width N] [--refresh]
lectio date D   [--all] [--raw] [--width N] [--refresh]       D = YYYY-MM-DD
lectio show VERSION [--date D] [--all] [--raw] [--width N] [--refresh]
lectio compare LIST [--date D] [--all] [--width N] [--refresh] [--raw]
lectio update [--days N] [--from D]
lectio --version | -v
lectio help | -h | lectio <cmd> -h
```

Versions: `pl` (Polski, niedziela.pl), `wuj` (Wujek), `vul` (Wulgata),
`grb` (Grecki), `drb` (Douay-Rheims).

Global flags (any subcommand, any position):

- `--offline` — skip the network, use cached/harvested data only
- `--lectionary new|traditional` — override config `lectionary` for this run
- `--lang pl|en` — override config `traditional_lang` for this run

Per-command flags:

- `--all` — show every reading part (1st/2nd reading, psalm, acclamation,
  gospel); default is the gospel only, unless config `all = true`
- `--raw` — omit the banner/headings (for piping)
- `--width N` — wrap width; `0` detects the terminal width, else falls
  back to 80 (120 for `compare`)
- `--refresh` — bypass the cache and re-fetch
- `--date D` — date as `YYYY-MM-DD` (`show`/`compare` only; default: today)

Exit codes: `0` ok, `1` runtime error (fetch/parse), `2` usage error.

### Subcommands

`today` (also the default with no subcommand) — the gospel (or `--all`)
for today, in the config's `default_version`:

```sh
lectio
lectio today --all --width 100
```

`date D` — same, for an arbitrary date:

```sh
lectio date 2026-12-25 --all
```

`show VERSION` — one version's text, defaulting to today:

```sh
lectio show wuj --date 2026-12-25
```

`compare LIST` — several versions side by side (LIST is comma-separated;
falls back to config `versions` if omitted):

```sh
lectio compare pl,wuj,drb --date 2026-04-05
```

`update [--days N] [--from D]` — harvest future dates' scripture
citations into the offline sigla store (see "Offline mode" below); does
not respect `--lectionary`/`--offline`, it always harvests the modern
(niedziela.pl) lectionary:

```sh
lectio update --days 30
```

## `lectio-ui` — the terminal reader

```sh
lectio-ui
```

A full-day, scrollable, colored view built on Bubble Tea. Key bindings:

| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| `tab` / `shift+tab` | cycle to next/previous version |
| `←` / `→` | previous/next day |
| `j`/`↓`, `k`/`↑` | scroll down/up one line |
| `space` / `b` | page down/up |
| `g` / `G` | jump to top/bottom |
| `r` | refresh (re-fetch the current date) |
| `q` / `ctrl+c` | quit |

Colors are a fixed light/dark-adaptive palette (Catppuccin-style, not
configurable per instance): the heading is accented, the citation line is
faint, verse numbers are muted, verse/paragraph text is the default
foreground, a psalm's refrain line is italic, and the header/footer bars
use an inverted background. Colors degrade automatically to plain text
when `NO_COLOR` is set or the terminal doesn't support them.

## `lectio-web` — the browser UI

```sh
lectio-web
```

Starts a local HTTP server, prints its URL, and best-effort opens it in
your default browser (failure to open — headless box, no browser — is
silent; just visit the printed URL). The port comes from config
`web_port`: `0` (the default) tries `1099` first, then falls back to any
free OS-assigned port if `1099` is taken; a non-zero value binds that
port exactly and fails if it's already in use.

All static assets (htmx, base CSS, theme CSS) are embedded in the binary
and served locally — there is no CDN, so the page works fully offline
once running.

Page controls:

- **Date navigation** — a date picker plus `←`/`→` buttons
- **Lekcjonarz (lectionary)** — new vs traditional, same as `--lectionary`
- **Version checkboxes** — pl/wuj/vul/grb/drb, independent of any one
  visitor's config
- **Zakres (all-parts toggle)** — gospel-only vs every part, same as `--all`
- **Układ (display mode)** — horizontal / vertical / interlinear, see below
- **Motyw (theme picker)** — swaps the theme stylesheet client-side
  instantly, no server round trip
- **Passage lookup** — a free-text reference box (e.g. `J 20:1`) rendered
  against the currently checked versions

### Display modes (`web_display`)

- **horizontal** (default) — each version's text stacked in its own block
  under a shared heading
- **vertical** — the same per-version text laid out as side-by-side
  columns, like the CLI's `compare`
- **interlinear** — every version interleaved verse-by-verse by
  chapter:verse. `pl` cannot participate (niedziela.pl prose carries no
  verse numbers), so it is silently substituted with `wuj` (dropped
  entirely if `wuj` is already selected)

## Configuration

Config file: `~/.config/lectio/config.toml` (XDG-aware; auto-seeded with
the built-in defaults on first run), or the path in `$LECTIO_CONFIG` if
set. An invalid file falls back to defaults with a warning on stderr.

```toml
schema_version   = 1
lectionary       = "new"    # "new" (niedziela.pl) or "traditional" (missalemeum, 1962)
traditional_lang = "pl"     # vernacular for traditional propers: "pl" or "en"
versions         = ["pl", "wuj", "vul", "grb", "drb"]  # compare set + TUI cycle order
default_version  = "pl"     # TUI start / `lectio show` default
width            = 0        # CLI wrap width; 0 = detect terminal
all              = false    # default to all parts (true) or just the gospel (false)
offline          = false    # true = never fetch; read only harvested sigla + cache
web_theme        = "transfiguration"  # built-in order/season theme or a user theme in ~/.config/lectio/themes/
web_port         = 0        # lectio-web port; 0 = try 1099, then any free port
web_display      = "horizontal"  # lectio-web layout: "horizontal" (stacked), "vertical" (columns), "interlinear" (verse-by-verse)

# Which parts to show. Both tables are commented out -> every part is shown.
# Uncomment a table and set a part to false to hide it; parts you don't list
# stay shown. (Parsed as a map: a part is hidden only if explicitly false.)
#
# [parts.new]
# pierwsze_czytanie = true   # 1. czytanie (1st reading)
# psalm             = true   # Psalm
# drugie_czytanie   = true   # 2. czytanie (2nd reading, on feasts)
# aklamacja         = true   # Aklamacja (acclamation)
# ewangelia         = true   # Ewangelia (gospel)
#
# [parts.traditional]
# introitus    = true   # Introit
# oratio       = true   # Collect
# lectio       = true   # Epistle
# graduale     = true   # Gradual / Alleluia / Tract
# evangelium   = true   # Gospel
# offertorium  = true   # Offertory
# secreta      = true   # Secret
# communio     = true   # Communion
# postcommunio = true   # Postcommunion
```

CLI flags (`--offline`, `--lectionary`, `--lang`) and `lectio-web` query
parameters override the corresponding config values for that run/request
only; the file itself is never rewritten.

## Themes

`lectio-web` ships 14 built-in, colour-only themes (they set colours — with
all fonts, spacing, borders and layout fixed in `base.css`). A theme may
additionally set `--theme-font` to change the reading face, and a monospace
reading face can be turned on for any theme (see `web_mono` and the "mono"
top-bar toggle below):

Religious orders: `transfiguration` (dark, gold/olive — the default),
`desert_fathers` (light, sand/umber), `benedictines` (dark, black/gold),
`franciscans` (dark, brown/terracotta), `memento_mori` (dark, greyscale,
monospace), `dominicans` (black & white).

Liturgical seasons and feasts: `advent` (dark violet), `nativity` (light
white/gold), `lent` (dark ashen violet), `easter` (light radiant gold),
`pentecost` (red/white/gold), `ordinary` (light green), `epiphany` (dark
indigo/gold), `marian` (light blue/white/gold).

Set the default with `web_theme` in config, or pick one live from the
"motyw" dropdown in the browser UI.

To write your own theme, drop a CSS file defining the required role
variables/classes (`--bg`, `--fg`, `.heading`, `.citation`, `.vnum`,
`.refrain`, link colours, border colours — see `docs/THEMES.md` for the
full list and a template) at:

```
~/.config/lectio/themes/<yourname>.css
```

Restart (or reload) `lectio-web`; `<yourname>` appears in the theme list
and overrides any built-in theme of the same name.

## Offline mode and `lectio update`

Two data stores back offline use, both outside the config file:

- **Cache** (`~/.cache/lectio/`) — parsed HTML/JSON of dates already
  fetched normally; used automatically before hitting the network.
- **Sigla store** (`~/.local/share/lectio/sigla.tsv`) — just the
  section labels and scripture citations (no reading text) for dates
  harvested by `lectio update`.

Workflow: while online, run

```sh
lectio update --days 30
```

to walk forward from today (or `--from D`) harvesting citations into the
sigla TSV, stopping at niedziela.pl's unpublished horizon (or after
`--days N` days; `0`, the default, means "until unpublished"). Later,
with `offline = true` in config (or `--offline` on any command), reads
come only from the cache/sigla store, never the network — and since the
sigla store holds no `pl` text, `pl` is transparently substituted with
`wuj` wherever a version list would otherwise include it (CLI, TUI, and
`lectio-web`'s interlinear mode all apply this the same way).

Offline mode currently only supports the "new" (modern) lectionary —
`lectionary = traditional` combined with offline is rejected with an
error, since traditional propers aren't harvested by `update`.

## Lectionaries

- **new** (default) — scrapes the modern Polish lectionary from
  `niezbednik.niedziela.pl`, one page per day.
- **traditional** — the 1962 Roman Missal's propers of the day, fetched
  from the `missalemeum.com` JSON API in either Polish or English
  (`traditional_lang` / `--lang`; no other language is supported).

Switch per run with `--lectionary new|traditional`, or set `lectionary`
in config for a permanent default.

## License

MIT — see `LICENSE`.