Query stikkit from the commandline.
ruby stikkit.rb [ -h | --help ] [ -l | --list type parameters ] [ -t | --todos ] [ -c | --create text ] type:: The type of stikkit to return (todos, calendar, etc.) parameters:: Specify restrictions on the stikkits returned (e.g. 'dates=this+week') text:: Content of the new stikkit
So, we can get today's events with: ruby stikkit.rb -l calendar dates=today
--todos is a convenience method to get undone todos which is equivalent to: ruby stikkit.rb -l todos done=0
Create a new stikkit: ruby stikkit.rb -c 'Remember this text.'
Your username and password are stored in ~/.stikkit as a YAML file --- username: me@domain.org password: superSecret