sfeed_curses is a separate project and is a curses UI front-end

It has a UI interface similar to mutt or newsbeuter/newsboat.

Like a formatting program it supports reading from stdin or with file arguments.

	sfeed_curses ~/.sfeed/feeds/*

* Relatively few LOC, about 2.5K lines of C and few dependencies:
  a C compiler and a curses library.
* It requires a terminal (emulator) supporting UTF-8.

Features:

* Plumb support: open the url or an enclosure url directly with any program.
  By default this is xdg-open.
* Pipe support: pipe the selected Tab-Separated Value line to a program for
  scripting purposes to view the content in any way you like.  By default this is
  set to sfeed_content and uses lynx -stdin -dump to convert HTML to plain-text.
* Yank support: copy the url or an enclosure url to the clipboard like xclip.
* Familiar keybinds: supports both vi-like, emacs-like and arrow keys for actions.
* Mouse support: it supports xterm X10 and extended SGR encoding.
* Support two ways of managing read/unread items. By default sfeed_curses shows
  the feed items of the last day as new/bold. Alternatively a simple plain-text
  list with the read urls can be used.
* UI layouts: it supports vertical, horizontal and monocle (full-screen)
  layouts.  This is useful for different kind of screen sizes, like the Motorola
  Droid4 on Maemo Leste (it has a small keyboard, but also touchscreen).
* Auto-execute keybind commands at startup to automate setting a preferred
  layout, toggle showing new items or other actions.
  For example: SFEED_AUTOCMD="tgo" sfeed_curses ~/.sfeed/feeds/*:
  't' toggles showing feeds with new items.
  'g' goes to the first item in the selected panel.
  'o' opens the selected first item (the feed).
