Exploring and pulling texts

Logarion repositories are collections of text files, accompanied by a special index file.
These collections can exist on any server and accessed by any transport protocol.
Kosuzu's client currently supports a plethora of protocols, HTTP, FTP, Gopher to name a few examples .¹

A remote repository can be registered and texts copied locally.
To add a new remote run: txt pull <url> , where <url> is the address of the remote repository.
The program will connect to the server, copy the index.pck file and use it to download each text file.
It will not re-download previous texts, unless their Date or Date-Edited dates are newer than the previous ones.

The text files are by default downloaded to $HOME/.local/share/texts/peers/ . A new directory is created for each peer's unique id and the index & texts are stored in it. Running txt pull with no URL, will re-fetch indices from all previously pulled repositories, and new text files will be downloaded automatically.

^{1: ​curl:// does not support pulling texts from Gemini servers, due to its dubious status as an standard, and its lack of formalization in ​IETF, though.}