usage: ./kjv [flags] [reference...]

  -l      list books
  -W      no line wrap
  -h      show help

  Reference types:
      <Book>
          Individual book
      <Book>:<Chapter>
          Individual chapter of a book
      <Book>:<Chapter>:<Verse>[,<Verse>]...
          Individual verse(s) of a specific chapter of a book
      <Book>:<Chapter>-<Chapter>
          Range of chapters in a book
      <Book>:<Chapter>:<Verse>-<Verse>
          Range of verses in a book chapter
      <Book>:<Chapter>:<Verse>-<Chapter>:<Verse>
          Range of chapters and verses in a book

      /<Search>
          All verses that match a pattern
      <Book>/<Search>
          All verses in a book that match a pattern
      <Book>:<Chapter>/<Search>
          All verses in a chapter of a book that match a pattern

git clone https://github.com/bontibon/kjv.git
cd kjv

To make different versions: 
  make kjv
  make darby
  make chiuns

- To make the naming easier, can rename these binaries, such as:  mv chiuns cus 
  These binaries can be put at a place on the path for usage (such as ~/.local/bin/ etc. )

- One way is to use diatheke (included in sword project), use the first 4 columns, to query the verse in the other version, to build a tsv Bible file.
    : diatheke -b Darby -o M -k 
    : This command return 2 lines: line 1: 
        the verse together with the  as index 
            This line of returned text, truncate the first several chars which is the index for the verse: we can use the same length + 1 to remove the verse index.
            
        the second line is the (Darby) version: this second line can be omitted when reformatting for the Darby (or other different version of the Bible).

- display the chapter/verses (at least chapter) in the tmux window/title
- adding additional key shortcut to less/pager for reading:
  (such as n , p, for next chapter, previous chapter)