NAME

       gmi2email - subscribe to gemlogs and read individual Gemini pages by e-mail

SYNOPSIS

       gmi2email [OPTIONS] [URI or FILE] ...

DESCRIPTION

       gmi2email fetches pages served using the Gemini protocol, converts them to e-mail messages, and then
       sends those messages.  It is mainly useful for subscribing to Gemini logs ("gemlogs") by e-mail, like
       rss2email(1).  gmi2email fetches, converts and sends all URIs and files containing text/gemini content
       specified on the command line.

   TYPICAL USAGE
       1. Ensure you have a working MTA: gmi2email will use the sendmail(1) command to send mail.

       2. Create ~/.config/mailscripts/gmi2email.config with content like this:

           from = rss@example.com
           to = your_email@example.com
           inline_images = 1

       3. Create ~/.config/mailscripts/gmi2email.subscriptions with some feed URIs, e.g.

           gemini://example.com/my_cool_gemlog/
           gemini://example.com/other_cool_gemlog/feed.xml

       4. Just once, execute

           % gmi2email --subscriptions --no-send

       5. Periodically, execute

           % gmi2email --subscriptions

OPTIONS

       --subscriptions[=FILE]
           In addition to mailing any URIs/files specified on the command line, check subscribed gemlogs for new
           posts and send those too.  Useful in a crontab.

           We          support          the          subscription         mechanism         described         at
           <gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/companion/subscription.gmi> as well as Atom feeds.

           gmi2email looks for a file with a list of gemini:// URIs to check for new posts,  one  per  line,  in
           FILE,  or  if  that  is  not  set,  in  $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mailscripts/gmi2email.subscriptions,  or  if
           XDG_CONFIG_HOME     is     not     set,     it     falls     back     to     trying      to      read
           ~/.config/mailscripts/gmi2email.subscriptions.   Lines beginning with '#' are treated as comments and
           ignored.

       --inline-images
           Download and inline any images included in the post.

       --no-send
           Don't actually send any mail.  Intended when you just added some new subscriptions and want to  avoid
           receiving all the old posts you've already read.

       --from=ADDRESS
           Set the From: address, overriding the configuration file.

       --to=ADDRESS
           Set the To: address, overriding the configuration file.

CONFIGURATION

       gmi2email  tries to read configuration from the file $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mailscripts/gmi2email.config, or if
       XDG_CONFIG_HOME is not set, it falls back to trying to read ~/.config/mailscripts/gmi2email.config.

       The format is key = value, one per line.  The following configuration keys are supported:

       from
           Set the From: address.

       to  Set the To: address.

       inline_images
           Set to 1 to implicitly pass --inline-images.

SEE ALSO

       <https://gemini.circumlunar.space/>

AUTHOR

       gmi2email was written by Sean Whitton <spwhitton@spwhitton.name>.

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