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A terminal IRC client in C
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rirc
A minimalistic irc client written in C.
Connections are TLS enabled over port 6697 by default.
Configuring:
Configure rirc by editing config.h. Defaults are in config.def.h
Building:
rirc requires the latest version of GNU gperf to compile.
See: https://www.gnu.org/software/gperf/
Build rirc:
make
The build toolchain can be configured via standard environment variables, e.g.:
CC=clang CFLAGS='-Os' LDFLAGS='-fuse-ld=lld' make
Installing:
Default install path:
BIN_DIR = /usr/local/bin
MAN_DIR = /usr/local/share/man/man1
Edit Makefile to alter install path if needed, then:
make install
Usage:
rirc [-hv] [-s server [...]]
Info:
-h, --help Print help message and exit
-v, --version Print rirc version and exit
Server options:
-s, --server=SERVER Connect to SERVER
-p, --port=PORT Connect to SERVER using PORT
-w, --pass=PASS Connect to SERVER using PASS
-u, --username=USERNAME Connect to SERVER using USERNAME
-r, --realname=REALNAME Connect to SERVER using REALNAME
-n, --nicks=NICKS Comma separated list of nicks to use for SERVER
-c, --chans=CHANNELS Comma separated list of channels to join for SERVER
Server connection options:
--ipv4 Connect to server using only ipv4 addresses
--ipv6 Connect to server using only ipv6 addresses
--tls-disable Set server TLS disabled
--tls-verify=<mode> Set server TLS peer certificate verification mode
Commands:
:clear
:close
:connect
:disconnect
:quit
Keys:
^N : go to next channel
^P : go to previous channel
^L : clear channel
^X : close channel
^C : cancel input/action
^U : scroll buffer up
^D : scroll buffer down
← : input cursor back
→ : input cursor forward
↑ : input history back
↓ : input history forward
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