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README.md

town

This repository contains custom commands and helper packages for town stuff.

commands:

  • launcher (invoked on town as town), a launcher for various town things (including user contributed commands)
  • request (invokved on town as town request-gitea or town request-gemini), a helper command for requesting certain featuers be enabled for your town account
  • stats (invoked as town stats), a command that prints out information about the town and its users in JSON.
  • visit an experimental command for "visiting" a user.
  • signup command that powers ssh join@tilde.town
  • welcome command that powers ssh welcome@tilde.town
  • review a TUI for town admins to review signups

There are also sundry helpers and scripts under cmd/.

A lot of this behavior (for example, stats) is exposed as a library. if you want to make some stuff for town and want to work in Go feel free to import this and use it.

TODO

  • consider bringing the launcher's index of commands into this git repo so it can be tracked
  • add a Makefile