booki

but in C, 'cause why not?

Differences between (current state) cbooki and the (current iteration) Python version:

Feature	Current Version	cbooki
`add`	works	works
`discover`	works	doesn't exist
sorting	by author last name	by order in file
styling	title underlined	no styling
`--show`	only at end of command	anywhere in command
lists	anywhere in file	on string fields
`search`	by author, title, on	on any field
accents in `search`	must be explicit	diacritic-insensitive
editing	preserves file order	edits brought to bottom of file

Things that work:

Things that don't work:

[ ] search with more than 5 query items
[x] searching for a single author in a multi-author item
[x] ~~printing any array thing~~ support for on, author, language, and translator
[x] ~~^ or $ in string searching~~ should work
[ ] sorting in any way

Things that might change:

[ ] --show might want to limit by field
[x] now parsing manually ~~currently uses tomlc99, which is great but might be overkill for this~~
[x] ~~maybe prefixed < or > for numeric searches~~ prefixes are + for greater and ~ for less
[x] ~~format strings~~ with --format supports names of fields in surrounding % characters, i.e. the default is %title% by %author%
[ ] discover endpoint
[ ] how much lives on the stack vs the heap