[-]igemnace5 points1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)
Yeah, I use weechat.
But in the interest of sharing something new: I do also like ii, which is a minimal filesystem-based IRC client. To tail a channel's messages, for example, you could do
tail -f #vim/out
Then to send a message,
echo 'Hello, world!' > #vim/in
Fun for the first five minutes just pulling together a makeshift IRC client with tmux panes and the above, but then you realize the depth of the iceberg with its scriptability with standard Unix pipelines. Tail out into a perl script that pipes back into in for example and you have a bot.
Yeah, I use weechat.
But in the interest of sharing something new: I do also like ii, which is a minimal filesystem-based IRC client. To tail a channel's messages, for example, you could do
Then to send a message,
Fun for the first five minutes just pulling together a makeshift IRC client with tmux panes and the above, but then you realize the depth of the iceberg with its scriptability with standard Unix pipelines. Tail
out
into a perl script that pipes back intoin
for example and you have a bot.