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    }
    $logger->debug('===== End Options ======');
    return;
}

get_opts;
get_logger;
get_config;

my $app = App::SimplenoteSync->new($opt);

given ($opt->{action}) {
    when ('edit') {
        $app->edit($opt->{edit});
    }
    default {
        my $notes = $app->sync_notes;
        $app->sync_report;
    }
}

__END__

=pod

=encoding UTF-8

=for :stopwords Ioan Rogers Fletcher T. Penney github

=head1 NAME

simplenotesync

=head1 VERSION

version 0.2.1

=head1 SYNOPSIS

simplenotesync [options] [pathname]

 Options:
   --help     -h           brief help message
   --man                   full documentation
   --version -v            display program and library version
   --debug   -d            write debug output to a logfile in current dir
   --quiet   -q            log nothing
   --email                 email used for simplenote account
   --password              password used for simplenote account
   --no_server_updates     don't modify notes on server
   --no_local_updates      don't modify notes locally
   --edit                  edit a note, preserving xattrs
   --editor                override $ENV{EDITOR}

  [pathname] is the local notes folder to syncronise with. Defaults to $HOME/Notes.
  
  Everything is optional and can be specified in the config file. See manual.

=head1 DESCRIPTION

C<simplenotesync> provides bidirectional synchronization between the L<http://simplenoteapp.com/>/ website
and a local directory of text files on your computer

=head1 WARNING

Please note that this software is still in development stages --- I STRONGLY
urge you to backup all of your data before running to ensure nothing is lost.
If you run C<simplenotesync> on an empty local folder without the net result will 
be to copy the remote notes to the local folder, effectively performing a backup.

=head1 CONFIGURATION

TODO x-platform!

C<simplenotesync> can optionally use a config file. Create a file called 
F<simplenotesync.ini> in your config dir, usually ~/.config.

It is an ini file, supporting the following keys:

  email, password, notes_dir, no_server_updates, no_local_updates, editor

=head1 KNOWN ISSUES

=over

=item

No merging when both local and remote file are changed between syncs - this might be enabled in the future

=item

Renaming a note filename, then changing the contents remotely, will result in two 
copies of the same note. Also, chaging the notes title remotely will cause it to be
downloaded with again with the new name.

For now, you'll have to manually delete the old copy

=item

Certain characters are prohibited in filenames (:,\,/) - if present in the
title, they are stripped out.

=item

Simplenote supports multiple notes with the same title, but two files cannot
share the same filename. If you have two notes with the same title, only one
will be downloaded. I suggest changing the title of the other note.

=back

=head1 FAQ

=over

=item B<Why can I download notes from Simplenote, but local notes aren't being uploaded?>

Do the text files end in F<.txt> or F<.mkdn>? These are currently the only two
extensions considered.

Text files can't be located in subdirectories - this script does not (by
design) recurse folders looking for files (since they shouldn't be anywhere