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hzclish.old - CLI bash script for posting/reading on Hubzilla (ex Red Matrix) hub

This version works only with Hubzilla hubs with Twitter API plugin enabled

(legacy. Wont be updated).

Dependencies:

See: dependencies/INSTALL.md

  • curl
  • jq
  • grep, sed, awk, tr, mkdir, mktemp, rm, wc, which (usually GNU/linux has this by default)

For markdown:

Usage:

See: INSTALL.md

Run hzclish -h for help.

Config folder: ~/.hzclish

Notice:

  • Post message will be converted via markdown, so you can use markdown syntax (use -P or -m options to change markdown engine)
  • Don't forget to add two spaces for markdown line breaks
  • If you have categories enabled in your Hubzilla profile settings, the top first line of post message, if it starts with *cat1 *cat2 ... *cat3 (asterisk and text), will be parsed as post categories (It's like tags, but categories)
  • If you have hashtags enabled in your Hubzilla profile settings, words like #tag1 #tag2 ... #tag3 (hash + text) will be parsed as hashtags (if they not starting the line). Also the very last line (of your post message) with tags: #tag1 #tag2 ... #tag3 will be treated as hashtags too, even if it starts the line
  • Top first line of post message (or second if you specified categories at first), if it starts with # Title of message (one hash + space + text), will be parsed as title of the post (In Hubzilla you can define the post title in separate field)
  • If you want a link, use markdown syntax: wrap url in <> brackets like this: <http://example.com/> or []() brackets like this: [link](http://example.com/)
  • If you post plain url with underscores, e.g.: http://example.com/url_with_underscores, the markdown will parse it to emphasis: http://example.com/url<em>with</em>underscores, which is breaks the url. So escape the _ underscore with backslash: http://example.com/url\_with\_underscores, or use markdown syntax: wrap url in <> brackets like this: <http://example.com/url_with_underscores>
  • If you want to embed url (with preview image), write your url just as plain text an add one or two spaces right after the url (due to Hubzilla has some oembed issues):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MejbOFk7H6c`***SPACES-GOES-HERE***`

#tag1 #tag2 #tag3