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64 lines
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## fedi\_tools: tools for interacting with fedi from the cli
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# Dependencies
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* libcurl
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* radare2 (build and install it from https://github.com/radareorg/radare2)
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* libjson (https://github.com/Cebtenzzre/libjson)
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# Build
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Just run `make`
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# Installation
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Just run `make install` as root after building
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# Configuration
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radare2 comes with sdb (see https://github.com/radareorg/sdb) and fedi\_tools uses sdb for configuration,
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because I don't want to write a config parser.
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For configuration you need to create `.fedi_tools.sdb` in your home directory and set the following keys:
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* instance
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* user
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* password
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just do this:
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```sh
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sdb ~/.fedi_tools.sdb instance=<instance-url>
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sdb ~/.fedi_tools.sdb user=<your-username>
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sdb ~/.fedi_tools.sdb password=<your-password>
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```
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# The tools
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So far there are only `fedi_post` and `fedi_notifs`.
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The latter fetches your notifications for you, nothing too exciting.
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The former let's you make a post on fedi. You can use it like this:
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```sh
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fedi_post <text-file-containing-your-post>
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```
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`fedi_post` also has an interactive mode. If you launch it with the `-i` flag it will open $EDITOR:
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You write your post, save, quit and `fedi_post` will make a post for you.
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You can also attach files if you use the `-a` flag like this:
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```sh
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fedi_post <post-file> -a <number-of-attachments> <attachment-1> <attachement-2> ... <attachment-N>
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```
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Ofc this also works in combination with the `-i` flag.
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Enjoy!
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-- condret
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