Open d4ndo opened 1 year ago
You can do this in the current version by passing -
as the content. Not sure I'd have done it that way, but it works:
$ uptime | noscl publish -
You can do this in the current version by passing
-
as the content. Not sure I'd have done it that way, but it works:
This did NOT work for me:
echo "issue #54" | noscl publish -
It published a dash.
I also just tried noscl publish -
and it didn't read from standard input either, just published a dash again. But, I found the code so this should be working: https://github.com/fiatjaf/noscl/blob/a6aeb03a6d6d1f11c970e77b087edec57e8cdcd9/publish.go#L59
I must be missing something... I installed via go install github.com/fiatjaf/noscl@latest
@latest
doesn't get you HEAD on this project. You have to check it out and compile it from the clone. If you do, you get:
$ Usage:
noscl home [--verbose] [--json] [--onlyreplies] [--noreplies] [--kinds=<kinds>...] [--since=<since>] [--until=<until>] [--limit=<limit>]
noscl inbox [--verbose] [--json] [--onlyreplies] [--noreplies] [--since=<since>] [--until=<until>] [--limit=<limit>]
noscl setprivate <key>
noscl sign <event-json>
noscl verify <event-json>
noscl public
noscl publish [--reference=<id>...] [--profile=<id>...] [--file=<file>] [<content>]
noscl message [--reference=<id>...] <pubkey> <content>
noscl metadata --name=<name> [--about=<about>] [--picture=<picture>] [--nip05=<nip05>] [--banner=<banner>] [--displayname=<displayname>] [--lud16=<lud16>] [--username=<username>] [--website=<website>]
noscl profile [--verbose] [--json] <pubkey>
noscl follow <pubkey> [--name=<name>]
noscl unfollow <pubkey>
noscl following
noscl event view [--verbose] [--json] <id>
noscl event delete <id>
noscl share-contacts
noscl key-gen
noscl relay
noscl relay add <url>
noscl relay remove [--all]
noscl relay remove <url>
noscl relay recommend <url>
which still doesn't mention the -
, but it should work. For some reason, docopt
cuts off the last line in the USAGE
message. In fact, the entire help text output is wonky. I'm not a developer on this project; don't ask me why it's behaving this way. I've used docopt myself in the past and not had issues with it, but I didn't have the bandwidth to dig into the behavior in this project. In any case, clone and go install
from the directory, and you should get the feature.
Isn't that how it should work if you adopt the Unix philosophy? Or am I making a mistake?
stdin should be assumed as default if no string is passed.
Stupid example:
Let's say I want to post my uptime.
$ uptime | noscl publish