futurepy
An unofficial CLI version for FutureMe.
Installation
pip install futurepy
Usage
futurepy [options]
Options:
-s --subject <subject> Your message subject.
-b --body <body> Your message body.
-d --date <date> The future date to which to send your message to.
Format: YYYYMMDD
-e --email <email> Your email.
-p --public Post publicly
Default: False
-c --confirm Display a preview of the message before sending
Default: False
-h --help Display this message.
Example
futurepy -s 'Message to the future' -b 'Hello, this will arrive in the future.' -d 20301009 -e email@mail.com -p
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