Wry brings App.net to the command line
Ever wish you could keep tabs on your App.net stream but hate the thought of having one more client to check? What if you could keep up right from your terminal window?
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Rob Warner (@hoop33) (258) You
I'm working on PM support for Wry this weekend :-) #wry
ID: 5557218 -- 2013-05-11T12:04:10Z
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Wry is a command-line tool for Mac OS X 10.7+ that solves that problem by bringing App.net to the command line. Installing Wry couldn’t be easier especially if you’re using homebrew.
First run this to make sure everything is up to date.
$ brew doctor
Next, simply type:
$ brew install wry
In seconds you’ll have Wry installed and can add authorization
$ wry authorize
Copy and paste your authorization code from the App.net website and you’re done. Yes, it’s that simple. You can also download and install the zip file yourself.
Once it’s installed, type wry
to see a list of supported commands.
The wry commands are:
authorize Authorize with App.net
block Block a user
commands List available commands
delete Delete a post
download Download a file
find Finds users
follow Follow a user
followers List the users following a user
following List the users a user is following
global Display the global stream
help Display help
ls Get a file listing
mentions Display the mentions for a user
mute Mute a user
muted List the users that a user has muted
post Create a post
posts Display a user's posts
read Read a post
replies Display the replies to a post
reply Reply to a post
repost Repost a post
search Search for hashtag
star Star a post
stream Display the current user's stream
unblock Unblock a user
unfollow Unfollow a user
unified Display the current user's unified stream
unmute Unmute a user
upload Upload a file
user Display information about a user
users Manage the users you've authorized on this computer
version Display version information
The list of commands supported by Wry is impressive. After reaching out to Rob, to let him know how much I enjoyed using it, he told me that private messaging and patter room support was released with version 1.5. Just an added bonus to an already great tool.
Check out Wry on github and follow author Rob Warner (@hoop33) on App.net or Twitter.
Special thanks to Dennis Keefe, writer of The Common Geek, for pointing it out.
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