libkeybase

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libkeybase

An attempt at a new low level keybase interface that prevents each command from re-spawning a new keybase instance on low memory systems.

Documentation

Index

• type API
  • func NewAPI(arg RunOptions) *API
  • func (a *API) Listen() (out chan string, err error)
  • func (a *API) Start() error
  • func (a *API) Stop()
  • func (a *API) Write(in string) (out string, err error)
• type RunOptions
  • func (r RunOptions) Location() string

Types

type API

type API struct {
	Timeout time.Duration
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

API is the basic primitive of the API, holding the actual application calls and pipes

func NewAPI

func NewAPI(arg RunOptions) *API

func (*API) Listen

func (a *API) Listen() (out chan string, err error)

func (*API) Start

func (a *API) Start() error

func (*API) Stop

func (a *API) Stop()

func (*API) Write

func (a *API) Write(in string) (out string, err error)

type RunOptions

type RunOptions struct {
	KeybaseLoction  string
	HomeDir         string
	Username        string
	PaperKey        string
	EnableTyping    bool
	BotLiteMode     bool
	ChannelCapacity int
}

RunOptions holds... run... options...

func (RunOptions) Location

func (r RunOptions) Location() string

Location attempts to find the location of the keybase binary in the following order: 1. What the user has specified as the location [user specified] 2. Looks up the binary location using exec.LookPath [default] 3. Returns "keybase" and hopes its pathed on the users system [fallback]