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information about this topic can be found on the
official website ([[https://docs.joinmastodon.org/]]).
Tinmop proposes a terminal interface to connect with Pleroma
social network and as client for the gemini protocol
Tinmop proposes an extensible terminal interface to connect with
Pleroma social network or for the gemini protocol
gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/
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The command window has a few hardcoded command keys to interact
with it:
- the /left/ and /right/ arrow keys move the cursor;
- the key /home/ and /end/ move the cursor to the start and end of
- the *left* and *right* arrow keys move the cursor;
- the key *home* and *end* move the cursor to the start and end of
the input respectively;
- /canc/ and /backspace/ delete the next and previous character
- *canc* and *backspace* delete the next and previous character
respectively;
- the /new line/ (often called /enter/ key) send the input to the
- the *new line* (often called *enter* key) send the input to the
program;
- /C-k/ (that is: "press 'control' and while pressed press 'k')
- *C-k* (that is: "press 'control' and while pressed press 'k')
/kills/ (deletes) the text from the cursor position to the end of
the input previously typed;
- press /M-left/ and /M-right/ (/left alt/ and /left/ or /right/
- press *M-left* and *M-right* (*left alt* and *left* or *right*
arrow together) to browse pages of the suggestion window; the
suggestion window is a window that holds a previously inputted
data that are compatible with the string the user is typing into
the command window;
- if suggestions are gemini URI press /TAB/ to input the current
- if suggestions are gemini URI press *TAB* to input the current
selected suggestion;
- if suggestion window is *not* rendered, pressing /up/ and /down/
- if suggestion window is *not* rendered, pressing *up* and *down*
arrow keys will cycle through input history, if there is not a
suggestion window rendered pressing /up/ and /down/ will scroll
suggestion window rendered pressing *up* and *down* will scroll
on suggestions.
** Folders
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#+END_SRC
the default value is ~$XDG_DATA_HOME~ (usually something like
~%HOME/.local/share/tinmop/~).
~$HOME/.local/share/tinmop/~).
Using /M-g g l/ the library can be inspected using a simple query
Using *'M-g g l'* the library can be inspected using a simple query
language (similar to SQL) that search in the metadata of the gempub
files, example of query follows:
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Valid search keys are:
- title
- author
- language
- description
- publish-date
- revision-date
- published
- copyright
- title;
- author;
- language;
- description;
- publish-date;
- revision-date;
- published;
- copyright.
You can use ~< > = != <= >= like~ operators for comparison and the
two logical operator ~and~ and ~or~, the character ~%~ act like a
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all its table of contents on the tour mode, so that the book could
be browsed.
For more information on tour mode use /'C-h A <enter> tour mode'/.
For more information on tour mode see below or use
*'C-h A <enter> tour mode'*.
* Tour mode
Tinmop maintains a queue of links that can be then visited by the
user, this queue is called *tour*.
There are two ways to add a link to the tour:
- when a link window is open and focused pressing *t* will start a
prompt for link indices to be saved in the tour; the prompt expect
a simple, comma or space separated, list of indices or index range, index
range is a couple of index separated by a dash, example below:
#+BEGIN_SRC text
1 2 5 8-12
#+END_SRC
The string above will save the link index number 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12 to the tour.
The other way to add links to the tour is using the command
*'gemlog-add-unread-posts-tour'* (default keychord: *'M-g s t a'*)
that will add all the unread posts to the tour.
There are a few more useful command to manipulate the tour:
- next-tour-link :: (*'M-t t'* or just 't' if a gemini window is focused)
follows the next link in the tour;
- show-tour-links :: (*'M-t s'* or just *'T'* if a gemini window is focused)
shows the contents of the tour in a link window
- clean-all-tour :: (*'M-t c'*)
- shuffle-tour :: (*'M-t S'*) shuffle the contents of the tour
* How to get more help

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official website (\fIhttps://docs.joinmastodon.org/\fP).
.PP
Tinmop proposes a terminal interface to connect with Pleroma
social network and as client for the gemini protocol
Tinmop proposes an extensible terminal interface to connect with
Pleroma social network or for the gemini protocol
.PP
gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/
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with it:
.IP \(em 4
the \fIleft\fP and \fIright\fP arrow keys move the cursor;
the \fBleft\fP and \fBright\fP arrow keys move the cursor;
.IP \(em 4
the key \fIhome\fP and \fIend\fP move the cursor to the start and end of
the key \fBhome\fP and \fBend\fP move the cursor to the start and end of
the input respectively;
.IP \(em 4
\fIcanc\fP and \fIbackspace\fP delete the next and previous character
\fBcanc\fP and \fBbackspace\fP delete the next and previous character
respectively;
.IP \(em 4
the \fInew line\fP (often called \fIenter\fP key) send the input to the
the \fBnew line\fP (often called \fBenter\fP key) send the input to the
program;
.IP \(em 4
\fIC-k\fP (that is: "press 'control' and while pressed press 'k')
\fBC-k\fP (that is: "press 'control' and while pressed press 'k')
\fIkills\fP (deletes) the text from the cursor position to the end of
the input previously typed;
.IP \(em 4
press \fIM-left\fP and \fIM-right\fP (\fIleft alt\fP and \fIleft\fP or \fIright\fP
press \fBM-left\fP and \fBM-right\fP (\fBleft alt\fP and \fBleft\fP or \fBright\fP
arrow together) to browse pages of the suggestion window; the
suggestion window is a window that holds a previously inputted
data that are compatible with the string the user is typing into
the command window;
.IP \(em 4
if suggestions are gemini URI press \fITAB\fP to input the current
if suggestions are gemini URI press \fBTAB\fP to input the current
selected suggestion;
.IP \(em 4
if suggestion window is \fBnot\fP rendered, pressing \fIup\fP and \fIdown\fP
if suggestion window is \fBnot\fP rendered, pressing \fBup\fP and \fBdown\fP
arrow keys will cycle through input history, if there is not a
suggestion window rendered pressing \fIup\fP and \fIdown\fP will scroll
suggestion window rendered pressing \fBup\fP and \fBdown\fP will scroll
on suggestions.
.SS "Folders"
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Again in the configuration directory there is a (commented) file
named \fCinit.lisp\fP that user can use as their starting point to
write their files. A custom init file, or other module files, must
be located into the directory \fC$HOME/.local/share/tinmop/\fP or
\fC$HOME/.config/tinmop/\fP (because, you know, data is code and code
is data) to be successfully loaded.
be located into the directory \fC$HOME/.local/share/tinmop/\fP.
.PP
However there is no need to write their own init file if user is
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.SH "First time start"
.PP
After the configuration the program can be started but we are not
ready to join the network yet because tinmop need to be \fItrusted\fP by
ready to join the fediverse yet because tinmop need to be \fItrusted\fP by
the server. Just follows the instruction on screen to register the
application with your instance. This procedure should be followed
once: when the program starts for the first time (but please note
that there must be a file with valid credentials available).
.PP
There is no additional steps to follow to connect to gemspace,
instead.
.SH "Gempub support"
.PP
Tinmop maintains a gempub library scanning a directory on your
file system (library directory); the library directory path can be
set using the configuration directive:
.RS
.nf
\fC
gempub.directory.library = /absolute/path/to/your/gempub/library
\fP
.fi
.RE
.PP
the default value is \fC$XDG_DATA_HOME\fP (usually something like
\fC$HOME/.local/share/tinmop/\fP).
.PP
Using \fB'M-g g l'\fP the library can be inspected using a simple query
language (similar to SQL) that search in the metadata of the gempub
files, example of query follows:
.RS
.nf
\fC
where author like "calvino" and published < "1980"
where author like "cal%" or published = "1980"
\fP
.fi
.RE
.PP
Valid search keys are:
.IP \(em 4
title;
.IP \(em 4
author;
.IP \(em 4
language;
.IP \(em 4
description;
.IP \(em 4
publish-date;
.IP \(em 4
revision-date;
.IP \(em 4
published;
.IP \(em 4
copyright.
.PP
You can use \fC< > = != <= >= like\fP operators for comparison and the
two logical operator \fCand\fP and \fCor\fP, the character \fC%\fP act like a
wildcard and means: \fI'any sequence of character'\fP.
.PP
Note that the right hand side of the operator must be wrapped in
quotes.
.PP
After the search is performed a window with the results is shown,
selecting an item of this window will open the gempub and will add
all its table of contents on the tour mode, so that the book could
be browsed.
.PP
For more information on tour mode see below or use
\fB'C-h A <enter> tour mode'\fP.
.SH "Tour mode"
.PP
Tinmop maintains a queue of links that can be then visited by the
user, this queue is called \fBtour\fP.
.PP
There are two ways to add a link to the tour:
.IP \(em 4
when a link window is open and focused pressing \fBt\fP will start a
prompt for link indices to be saved in the tour; the prompt expect
a simple, comma or space separated, list of indices or index range, index
range is a couple of index separated by a dash, example below:
.RS
.nf
\fC1 2 5 8-12
\fP
.fi
.RE
The string above will save the link index number 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12 to the tour.
.PP
The other way to add links to the tour is using the command
\fB'gemlog-add-unread-posts-tour'\fP (default keychord: \fB'M-g s t a'\fP)
that will add all the unread posts to the tour.
.PP
There are a few more useful command to manipulate the tour:
.TP
\fBnext-tour-link\fP
(\fB'M-t t'\fP or just 't' if a gemini window is focused)
follows the next link in the tour;
.TP
\fBshow-tour-links\fP
(\fB'M-t s'\fP or just \fB'T'\fP if a gemini window is focused)
shows the contents of the tour in a link window
.TP
\fBclean-all-tour\fP
(\fB'M-t c'\fP)
.TP
\fBshuffle-tour \fP
(\fB'M-t S'\fP) shuffle the contents of the tour
.SH "How to get more help"
.PP
For help with pleroma visit the pleroma website:
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.SS "Debug mode"
.PP
If you decomment the line:
If you uncomment the line:
.RS
.nf