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/upload with no argument now streams the current clipboard content instead of a file, using wl-paste on Wayland or xclip on X11. Ctrl+Alt+V fills the editor with /upload as a shortcut; Ctrl+V shows a one-time hint explaining the paste/upload shortcuts. The upload path now accepts an io.Reader, filename and mimetype, and supports unknown-size uploads (chunked transfer) for streaming from the clipboard subprocess without buffering.
Welcome home, desune~
A modern terminal IRC client.
senpai is an IRC client that works best with bouncers:
- no logs are kept,
- history is fetched from the server via CHATHISTORY,
- networks are fetched from the server via bouncer-networks,
- messages can be searched in logs via SEARCH,
- files can be uploaded via FILEHOST (with drag & drop!)
Quick demo
To try out senpai "online", a live SSH demo is available at:
ssh -p 6666 delthas.fr
Your nick will be set to your SSH username.
(This connects to the Ergo test network.)
Installing
- From your system package repositories:
senpai - From source (requires Go):
git clone https://git.sr.ht/~delthas/senpai
cd senpai
make
sudo make install
Running
From your terminal:
senpai
Senpai will guide you through a configuration assistant on your first run.
Then, type /join #senpai on Libera.Chat and have a... chat!
See doc/senpai.1.scd for more information and doc/senpai.5.scd for more
configuration options!
Debugging errors, testing servers
To debug IRC traffic, run senpai with the -debug argument (or put debug true) in your config, it will then print in the home buffer all the data it sends and receives.
Issue tracker
Browse tickets at https://todo.sr.ht/~delthas/senpai.
To create a ticket, visit the page above, or simply send an email to: u.delthas.senpai@todo.sr.ht (does not require an account)
Contributing
Sending patches to senpai is done by email, this is simple and built-in to Git.
Using pyonji
pyonji streamlines the Git email contribution workflow.
Install, then after adding your changes to a commit, run pyonji.
Using traditional git tools
Set up your system once by following the steps Installation and Configuration of git-send-email.io
Then, run once in this repository:
git config sendemail.to "~delthas/senpai-dev@lists.sr.ht"
Then, to send a patch, make your commit, then run:
git send-email --base=HEAD~1 --annotate -1 -v1
It should then appear on the mailing list.
License
This senpai is open source! Please use it under the ISC license.
Copyright (C) 2021 The senpai Contributors
senpai was created by taiite, who later handed development over to delthas. This is not a fork, but a continuation of the project initially hosted at https://sr.ht/~taiite/senpai/