RebelChat
Be Rebel - Chat Rebel.
💬
RebelChat is an integrated Chat system for the Hackable Atom Editor. It is a modern way to keep
in touch with any team, and keep your messaging under control right in your editor.
Why
This project aims to provide unified UI/UX for all available communication channels. We do believe that you
don't need to install and track all different chat apps, if all you need is just chat with your
friends and colleagues.
How to start
To start RebelChat just press ctrl-alt-cmd-m, enter you credentials and enjoy
your chatting experience.
By default RebelChat provides some keymaps. But feel free to change it any way you want. You can
read more about keymaps here
Default Keymaps
Here is all default keymaps, but you can always disable it in package settings, or add your own
in your ~/.atom/keymap.cson file.
| Command | macOS | Windows | Linux |
|---|---|---|---|
rebel-chat:toggle (toggles main window) |
ctrl-alt-cmd-m |
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rebel-chat:choose-channel (open channel select) |
cmd-shift-k |
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rebel-chat:focus-input (focus master input) |
cmd-l |
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rebel-chat:team-1 (switch to team 1) |
cmd-1 |
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rebel-chat:team-2 (...) |
cmd-2 |
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rebel-chat:team-3 (...) |
cmd-3 |
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rebel-chat:team-4 (...) |
cmd-4 |
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rebel-chat:team-5 (...) |
cmd-5 |
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rebel-chat:team-6 (...) |
cmd-6 |
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rebel-chat:team-7 (...) |
cmd-7 |
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rebel-chat:team-8 (...) |
cmd-8 |
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rebel-chat:team-9 (...) |
cmd-9 |
Installation
- In Atom, open Preferences (Settings on Windows)
- Go to Install section
- Search for
RebelChatpackage. Once it found, clickInstallbutton to install package.
Manual installation
You can install the latest RebelChat version manually from console:
$ apm i RebelChatIf you wish you can install it from source, so you will be able to develop it test it on your own environment.
$ git clone [email protected]:SphereSoftware/RebelChat.git && cd RebelChat
$ apm i
$ apm link .Then restart Atom editor. This command will clone, install all dependencies, and link RebelChat to
the ~/.atom/packages folder
Thanks
This project sponsored by Sphere Software as part of our Open Source
initiative.
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2017 Anton Shemerey @shemerey
Full license file here