I've begun to write notmuch-ncurse.py

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+Hi list,\r
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+I've begun to write a python ncurse interface for notmuch. It is\r
+certainly not useable, but at least I have some code to share. My goal\r
+is to produce a hackable gmail in a console (side bar with\r
+labels/shortcuts to pre-registered researches + a main panel to view\r
+research results and mails). It has to feature asynchronous commands\r
+calls to keep the interface responsive, to have vim-like default\r
+keybindings, and ideally to somehow support the mouse.\r
+\r
+I've also set myself some goals in order to keep it hackable:\r
+- don't use object oriented design (it may sound silly, but I want to\r
+see if it is possible to write clean python code in an purely\r
+imperative style)\r
+- keep the code short (never exceed 1000 loc)\r
+- don't have a config file (but users should be able to modify the\r
+code directly and it has to remain easy)\r
+\r
+FYI, right now, there are 356 lines of code. Those who want to help\r
+are welcome, provided we share similar goals.\r
+\r
+[1] - https://bitbucket.org/chmduquesne/notmuch-curses\r
+\r
+Cheers,\r
+Christophe-Marie Duquesne\r