NAME
NIXT - you have been nixt
SYNOPSIS
nixt <cmd> [key=val] [key==val] nixtc [-a] [-i] nixtd nixts
DESCRIPTION
NIXT is python3 code to program objects in a functional way. It provides a base Object class that has only dunder methods, all methods are factored out into functions with the objects as the first argument. It is called Object Programming (OP), OOP without the oriented. NIXT allows for easy json save//load to/from disk of objects. It provides an "clean namespace" Object class that only has dunder methods, so the namespace is not cluttered with method names. This makes storing and reading to/from json possible. NIXT has all you need to program a unix cli program, such as disk perisistence for configuration files, event handler to handle the client/server connection, code to introspect modules for commands, deferred exception handling to not crash on an error, a parser to parse commandline options and values, etc. NIXT has a demo bot, it can connect to IRC, fetch and display RSS feeds, take todo notes, keep a shopping list and log text. You can also copy/paste the service file and run it under systemd for 24/7 presence in a IRC channel.
INSTALL
$ pipx install nixt $ pipx ensurepath <new terminal> $ nixtsrv > nixt.service $ sudo mv nixt.service /etc/systemd/system/ $ sudo systemctl enable nixt --now joins #nixt on localhost
USAGE
without any argument the bot does nothing $ nixt $ see list of commands $ nixt cmd cfg,cmd,dne,dpl,err,exp,imp,log,mod,mre,nme,pwd,rem,res,rss,srv,syn,tdo,thr,upt start a console $ nixtc > use -i to run init on modules $ nixtc -i > start daemon $ nixtd $ start a service $ nixts
COMMANDS
cfg - irc configuration cmd - commands sne - flag a todo item as done dpl - sets display items err - show errors exp - export opml (stdout) imp - import opml log - log text mod - show modules mre - displays cached output nme - give rss feed a name pwd - sasl nickserv name/pass rem - removes a rss feed res - restore deleted objects rss - add a feed srv - create service file syn - sync rss feeds tdo - add todo item thr - show running threads upt - show uptime
CONFIGURATION
irc $ nixt cfg server=<server> $ nixt cfg channel=<channel> $ nixt cfg nick=<nick> sasl $ nixt pwd <nsvnick> <nspass> $ nixt cfg password=<frompwd> rss $ nixt rss <url> $ nixt dpl <urlmatch> <item1,item2> $ nixt rem <urlmatch> $ nixt res <urlmatch> $ nixt nme <urlmatch> <name> opml $ nixt exp $ nixt imp <filename>
FILES
~/.nixt ~/.local/bin/nixt ~/.local/bin/nixtc ~/.local/bin/nixtd ~/.local/bin/nixts ~/.local/bin/nixtskl ~/.local/bin/nixtsrv ~/.local/pipx/venvs/nixt/
AUTHOR
Bart Thate <rssbotd@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT
NIXT is Public Domain.
1 maintainer
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