README
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Intro
II-GO is idec node realization written in golang.
It has no dependencies and very compact. You can easy setup it and make your own ii/idec node.
How to build?
git clone https://github.com/hugeping/ii-go
cd ii-go
cd ii-tool
go build
cd ../ii-node
go build
ii-tool
ii-tool can be used to fetch messages from another node and maintaince database.
Fetch messages
ii-tool [options] fetch [uri] [echolist]
echolist is the file with echonames (can has : splitted columns, like list.txt) or - -- to load it from stdin. For example:
echo "std.club:this comment will be omitted" | ./ii-tool fecth http://127.0.0.1:8080 -
Options are:
-db <database> -- db by default (db.idx - genetated index)
-lim=<n> -- fetch mode, if omitted full sync will be performed if needed
if n > 0 - last n messages synced
if n < 0 - adaptive fetching with step n will be performed
-f -- do not check last message, perform sync even it is not needed
If echolist is omitted, fetcher will try to get all echos. It uses list.txt extension of IDEC if target node supports it.
Create index
Index file (db.idx by default) is created when needed. If you want force to recreate it, use:
./ii-tool index
Store bundle into db
DB is just msgid:message bundles in base64 stored in text file. You can merge records from db to db with store command:
ii-tool [options] store [db]
db - is file with bundles or '-' for stdin.
Options are:
-db <database> -- db to store/merge in;
Show messages
Messages are identificated by unique message ids (MsgId). It is the first column in bundle:
<msgid>:<message>
You may select messages with select cmd:
./ii-tool [options] select <echo.name> [slice]
slice is the start:limit. For example:
./ii-tool select std.club -1:1 # get last message
./ii-tool select std.club 0:10 # get first 10 messages
Options are:
-from <user> -- from user
-to <user> -- to user
-t -- only topics (w/o repto)
-db <database> -- db by default (db.idx - genetated index)
-v -- show message text, not only MsgId
You may show selected message:
./ii-tool [options] get <MsgId>
Or search message:
./ii-tool [options] search <string> [echo]
Where options are:
-db <database> -- db by default (db.idx - genetated index)
-v -- show message text, not only MsgId
You can sort ids by date with sort command.
To show last 5 messages adressed to selected user, try:
./ii-tool [options] -to <user> select "" | ./ii-tool sort | tail -n5 | ./ii-tool -v sort
For example:
./ii-tool -v cc Peter -1:1 # show and print last message
Add user (point)
./ii-tool [-u pointfile] useradd <name> <e-mail> <password>
By default, pointfile is points.txt
Blacklist msg
./ii-tool [-db db] blacklist <MsgId>
Blacklist is just new record with same id but spectial status.
ii-node
To run node:
./ii-node [options]
Where options are:
-L Listen address, default is :8080
-db <path> Database, "db" by default
-e list Echos list file. This file needs only for descriptions
and must be in list.txt format, where 2nd colum is ignored.
When this file is exists, points can not create they own echos.
list.txt by default.
-host <string> Host string for node. For ex. http://hugeping.tk.
http://127.0.0.1:8080 by default
-sys "name" Node name. "ii-go" by default
-u <points> Points file. "points.txt" by default.
-v Be verbose (for tracing)
Example setup
cd ii-go/ii-node
ln -s ../ii-tool/ii-tool
./ii-tool fetch http://club.syscall.ru
wget http://club.syscall.ru/list.txt # for echo descriptions
./ii-node -sys "newnode"
And open http://127.0.0.1:8080 in your browser.
Standarts supported
- u/e
- list.txt
- x/c
- list.txt
- blacklist.txt
- m/
- e/
Limitations
Size of message can not be greater then 65536 bytes (before encoded into base64).
web interface
User with id 1 (first created user) is admin. Admin can create new echoes with: http://127.0.0.1:8080/new Another hiden feature, is blacklisting: http://127.0.0.1:8080/msgid/blacklist
Web interface supports some non-standart features in message body text:
- @spolier: spoiler
- @base64: name (base64 data from next line till end of message)
- xpm2 and xpm3 images embedding
That's all, for now! :)
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