内容简介：An IRC client written in bash.Channels:
birch
An IRC client written in bash.
Usage
birch [-s host -u nick -p pass -P port -c chan -x cmd]
Dependencies
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bash 4+
Keybindings
| combo | action |
|---|---|
Ctrl + n |
Next buffer |
Ctrl + p |
Prev buffer |
Tab |
Complete nicks and channels |
| ALL READLINE BINDINGS | See: readline(3) or bash(1) |
Commands
Channels:
| command | action |
|---|---|
/join <channel> |
Join a channel. |
/part <channel> |
Leave a channel. |
/quit |
Quit out of birch. |
Messages:
| command | action |
|---|---|
/msg <nick> <message> |
Message a user. |
/me <message> |
Send an action. |
Navigation:
| command | action |
|---|---|
/next |
Next buffer. |
/prev |
Previous buffer. |
/<num> |
Buffer by number. |
Other:
| command | action |
|---|---|
/nick <nick> |
Change nickname. |
/names |
All nicks in channel. |
/topic |
Channel topic. |
/raw <args> |
Send a raw IRC message. |
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