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whir.io

 

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As a developer, I use my command line a lot so why not integrate chat directly into it?
whir aims to close this gap by providing a simple, flexible, extend-able and blazing fast chat environment, without having to install additional applications.

Installation

whir is written in JavaScript and you should have installed the latest version of Nodejs.

$> npm i -g whir.io

Options:

  • --user || -u: Your username (per channel) Required
  • --channel || -c: Channel you are joining (or creating) Default: [random]
  • --host || -h: Whir's host Default: chat.whir.io
  • --pass || -p: Password, for private channels
  • --mute || -m: Mute this conversation

Chat:

$> whir.io --user=stefan --channel=friends

or

$> whir.io -u stefan -c friends

or

// Random channel and muted conversation.
$> whir.io -u stefan -m

or

// Running whir on your own server/domain.
$> whir.io -u stefan -c friends -h myawesomedomain.chat

Notes

You can also setup and run your own whir server.
Here's how to do that: https://github.com/WhirIO/Server

Contribute

fork https://github.com/WhirIO/Client

License

MIT

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