rfc-cli
A command line viewer for RFCs
Installation
Install with pip using any of these commands
pip install rfc # General
pip3 install rfc # Mostly MacOS/Linux
python -m pip install rfc # General
python3 -m pip install rfc # Mostly MacOS/Linux
py -m pip install rfc # Windows
Usage
rfc show 2822 # Read the RFC 2822
rfc show draft-ietf-core-coap-18 # Read IETF draft core-coap version 18
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