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# CheckIn
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CheckIn is a way to let other people know what the heck you're up to.
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It's intended for multi-user systems like tilde.town.
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It's essentially a status. But like. For your terminal. Has that been done
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already? Has to have been, right?
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## Usage:
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`checkin set [--include-wd]`
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`--include-wd` will include your current working directory in your message.
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`checkin get [--freshness=14]`
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`--freshness` controls how new (in days) messages must be in order to be printed.
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## Example:
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```
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diff:~/p/Apricitas > checkin set --include-wd "is trying to wrap his lil head around making a raytracer"
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diff:~/p/Apricitas > checkin get
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~diff is trying to wrap his lil head around making a raytracer. (~diff/projects/Apricitas)
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~exampleuser is busy setting an example.
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```
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