mm is the muck/mush/mud/MU* equivalent of ii, the FIFO and filesystem based irc client.
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mm
mm stands for Mu*Me
mm is the muck/mush/mud/Mu* equivalent of ii; the minimalist FIFO and filesystem-based IRC client.
This is a rewrite of the python version in go.
Install
Easy
- Install Golang for your OS (brew install go for OS X)
go instal github.com/onlyhavecans/mm@latest
Easiest
- Download binary for your OS from Releases
- (Optional) rename from
mm_<os>tomm - Place somewhere in your path
Usage
mm [--debug] [--nolog] [--ssl] [--insecure] <name> <server> <port>
When run it creates the ~/muck directory and a subdirectory based on the name
In this directory it creates an out file which has the output, and a FIFO in
write to in, get muck from out.
If your Mu* supports ssl you can use the --ssl flag. Disable strict checking with --insecure
When you disconnect the program quits and rotates out to a timestamped log. You can disable this with --nolog
Advanced usage tips
- I wrote an vim plugin called mm.vim that uses vim as the input system. Check it out for more vim tips and usage.
- Use screen or tmux to split your screen and then multitail to read out with all the coloring you need.
- simple shell or perl scripts can be used to read from out and automate tasks
- A simple shell script wrapper could set up your env and auto log you in
- in fact, most all tips and tricks for ii will work for mm including now to handle multiple sessions with one screen