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README.md

Chirp!

A lightweight but modern Social Media client, written in Go & QML.

Features

Live feed via Mastodon's Streaming API
Live feed via Twitter's Streaming API
Multi pane support
Linux/macOS/Windows (Android & iOS should be working, but aren't tested yet)
Media previews
Shortened URL resolving
System notifications
Multiple accounts (work-in-progress)
Support for more networks

Installation

Make sure you have a working Go environment (Go 1.8 or higher is required). See the install instructions.

Dependencies

Before you can build Chirp you need to install the Go/Qt bindings.

Building Chirp!

git clone https://github.com/muesli/chirp.git
qtdeploy build desktop chirp/

Run it

./chirp/deploy/linux/chirp

Config

As of now you will need to create your own API apps & keys to use Chirp. You can do this on https://dev.twitter.com/. When you run Chirp for the first time, it will create an empty config file chirp.conf for you. Just edit it and enter your consumer key and accesstoken.