cbr-schedule: An unofficial Bible-reading-plan generator

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# CBR Schedule

So my church has a Bible reading plan called Community Bible Reading
(CBR).  It had been the practice up until 2018 for them to release the
yearly reading plan as a downloadable PDF file, but as of February 2018
that hasn't happened. I wrote this utility to fill the gap.

Currently available export formats are:

1. JSON (machine-readable so you can do what you want with it)
2. Formatted text file
3. Comma-separated values (CSV) (for importing into spreadsheets)
4. LaTeX (for generating PDF files, or other similar formats, assuming
   you have access to the LaTeX suite)

## Requirements

1. [Python 3](https://python.org)
2. [The LaTeX suite](http://www.stat.pitt.edu/stoffer/freetex.html) (optional: for creating PDF documents)

## Usage

1. `make text` builds a formatted text file (also built with simply `make`)
2. `make json` builds a JSON file
3. `make csv` builds a CSV file
4. `make latex` build a LaTeX file. From there building a PDF for DVI
   file is just a short command away. I would add additional targets to
   the Makefile for each of these, but I was getting weird artifacts in
   the output files when I build this way.

## License

MIT - See the [LICENSE](/LICENSE) file for more information