A small tool to create html documents from Kindle highlights
$ kin "My Highlights.txt" > highlights.html
kin turns the Kindle highlight file into a single-file html document so you can use your browser to read it (and search it).
I didn't like that there was no small and simple (therefore C) implementation of Kindle export scripts. To keep the code simple, the highlights are reversed with flex-direction: column-reverse (I'm curious if someone has a better idea here) so if your browser doesn't support flex, you'll see them in chronological order.
Inspired by doq and also used the basic implementation from there.
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