vy-let

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Violet Baddley
# 2017
#
# Install in your favorite PATH directory as `em`
# chmod a+x
#
# usage: em [emacsclient options] [file...]
#        whatever | em [emacsclient options]

vy-let

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vy-let

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am vy-let on github.
• I am vy_let (https://keybase.io/vy_let) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAC7ZDUNedF0-bu_3EI6rrnXPOApFBTBjtLuXF3mjdWQwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

vy-let

masto.example.com {
  root /path/to/your/mastodon/public
  gzip

  rewrite {
    if {path} is /
    to /proxy/{uri}
  }

  rewrite {

vy-let

This is just a draft of an idea I had for a CLI Mastodon client. It’s by no means an actual spec, more just a list of options hinting at behavior. It’s meant to be inspired a bit by less, a bit by ed, with a hint of git-remote semantics.

• mtd (Short for MasToDon client)
  • General Options

    These may be set in the general config.

    -n <int>

    Set the frame size for the current session, causing each browsing command to show <int> many toots at a time. This is set before moving the frame as requested, and anchors against a specific edge depending on the action. When moving the frame to newer toots, it anchors against the frame’s new edge, and when moving to older toots, it anchors against the frame’s old edge. Applicable to tail, previous, next, redisplay.

vy-let

...
{

  services.samba = {
    enable = true;
    
    syncPasswordsByPam = true;
    # You will still need to set up the user accounts to begin with:
    # $ sudo smbpasswd -a yourusername