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-******************************
-Getting Started (Command Line)
-******************************
-
-lesana can be used from the command line through the ``lesana`` command;
-for more details run ``lesana help``.
-
-Many commands will try to open some file in an editor: they will attempt
-to use, in this order, ``$EDITOR``, ``sensible-editor`` or as a fallback
-``vi``, which should be installed on any POSIX-like system.
-
-To start a new collection, create a directory and run ``lesana
-init`` into it::
-
-    mkdir $DIRECTORY
-    cd $DIRECTORY
-    lesana init
-
-It will create the basic file structure of a lesana collection,
-including a ``settings.yaml`` skeleton and it will initialize a git
-repository (use ``--no-git`` to skip this part and ignore all further
-git commands).
-
-It will then open ``settings.yaml`` in an editor: fill in your list of
-fields and all other data, save and exit.
-You are now ready to commit the configuration for your new collection::
-
-    git commit -m 'Collection settings'
-
-An empty collection is not very interesting: let us start adding new
-entries::
-
-   lesana new
-
-It will again open an editor on a skeleton of entry where you can fill
-in the values. When you close the editor it will print the entry id,
-that you can use e.g. to edit again the same entry::
-
-   lesana edit $ENTRY_ID
-
-After you've added a few entries, you can now search for some word that
-you entered in one of the indexed fields::
-
-   lesana search some words
-
-this will also print the entry ids of matching items, so that you can
-open them with ``lesana edit``.
-
-If you're using git, entries will be autoadded to the staging area, but
-you need to commit them, so that you can choose how often you do so.
-
-Search results are limited by default to 12 matches; to get all results
-for your query you can use the option ``--all``. This is especially
-useful when passing the results to a template::
-
-   lesana search --template templates/my_report.html --all \
-       some search terms \
-       > some_search_terms-report.html
-
-will generate an html file based on the jinja2 template
-``templates/my_report.html`` with all the entries found for those search
-terms.