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*comlink* [options...]
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# DESCRIPTION
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Comlink is an IRC client for your terminal. It employs many modern terminal
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features, such as the Kitty Keyboard Protocol, mouse shapes, and OSC 8
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hyperlinks. It also uses many IRCv3 extensions to provide a modern chat
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experience.
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# OPTIONS
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*-v*, *--version*
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# AUTHORS
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Written and maintained by Tim Culverhouse <tim@timculverhouse.com>, assisted by
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open source contributors.
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# REPORTING BUGS
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Bugs may be reported to the mailing list <~rockorager/comlink@lists.sr.ht> or at
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https://github.com/rockorager/comlink.
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comlink(3)
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# NAME
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comlink - primary lua module for use in comlink configuration
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# SYNOPSIS
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*local comlink = require*(_"comlink"_)
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*local conn = comlink.connect*(_config_)
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*local channel = comlink.selected_channel*()
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*comlink.log*(_msg_)
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*comlink.bind*(_key_, _action_)
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*comlink.notify*(_title_, _body_)
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*comlink.add_command*(_cmd_, _callback_)
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# DESCRIPTION
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The comlink module is the entrypoint into configuring and scripting comlink.
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This module provides application level API calls.
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*comlink.connect*
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Accepts a configuration table. This table defines the server
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configuration. The table has the following required fields:
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- *server*: string, the server URL
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- *user*: string, username used in SASL
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- *nick*: string, nickname to identify as
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- *password*: string, password to use in SASL
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- *real_name*: string, user's real name
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The following optional fields are available:
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- *tls*: boolean (default=true), when true, use an encrypted connection
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*comlink.log*
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Accepts a string and inserts a log statement into the comlink
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logs. This can be helpful for debugging.
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*comlink.bind*
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Accepts a string description of the _key_, as well an _action_. Keys may
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include modifiers which must be of the form *shift*, *alt*, *ctrl*,
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*super*, *hyper*, or *meta*. Named keys may be used as well, for example
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*f1* or *tab*. To add a modifier to a key use a *+*, for example
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"*ctrl+a*". An _action_ can be either a string or a lua function.
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Available string actions are:
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- *next_channel*
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- *prev_channel*
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- *quit*
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- *redraw*
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*comlink.notify*
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Accepts two strings: the first is the title of the notification and the
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second is the body of the notification. This function produces a system
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notification on terminals which support OSC 777.
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*comlink.add_command*
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Adds the string _cmd_ as an available command in comlink. This command
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will show up in the completion list as well. When invoked, the
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_callback_ function will be called and receives the arguments from the
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command line, with the command removed and whitespace stripped.
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*comlink.connect*
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Returns a *connection*. The connection represents a connection to a
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single server. In the presence of the _soju.im/bouncer-networks_
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extension, discovered networks will inherit callbacks set on
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*connection*. See *comlink_connection*(3).
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*comlink.selected_channel*
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*comlink_channel*(3).
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# SEE ALSO
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*comlink*(1), *comlink_connection*(3), *comlink_channel*(3)
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comlink_channel(3)
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# NAME
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comlink_channel - a lua type representing an IRC channel
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# SYNOPSIS
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*channel:send_msg*(_msg_)
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A *channel* represents an IRC channel.
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*channel:send_msg*
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A method on *channel* which accepts a string (_msg_). _Msg_ is sent to
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the *channel* using a *PRIVMSG* IRC command. Note that this is a method
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*channel:name*
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# NAME
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comlink_connection - a lua type representing a connection to an IRC server
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*local conn = comlink.connect*(_config_)
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*conn.on_connect = function*(_conn_)
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*conn.on_message = function*(_channel_, _sender_, _msg_)
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received after calling *comlink.connect*, which posts an event to connect to the
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server. The entire lua file is executed prior to the connection occuring. This
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behavior allows setting of callbacks on the connection after calling connect.
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*conn.on_connect*
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A callback which receives the *connection* object. This callback is
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called when comlink receives a *RPL_WELCOME* command from the server. An
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example usage is to join channels after a connection has been
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established. The callback receives a *connection* object because in the
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presence of _soju.im/bouncer-networks_, networks may be discovered that
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the user never configured. These discovered networks will inherit the
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callbacks from the bouncer connection. Users of this callback may want
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to perform different actions based on the *connection*, which is best
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verified using the *name* function.
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A callback which is called after any *PRIVMSG* or *NOTICE* is received
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on the *connection*. The callback receives the channel, the sender, and
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nickname in the case of a direct message.
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command *JOIN*.
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the URL, but may be something else if it is a discovered network from a
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bouncer.
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# SEE ALSO
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*comlink*(1), *comlink*(3)