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terminal-talk

v1.0.1

Published

A blazing fast, terminal-based chat application built with TypeScript and WebSockets. Chat with your friends directly from your command line!

Readme

Terminal Talk

A blazing fast, terminal-based chat application built with TypeScript and WebSockets. Chat with your friends directly from your command line!

🚀 Installation

Using NPM

You can run the tool directly without installation using npx:

npx terminal-talk start

Or install it globally to use the terminal-talk command:

npm install -g terminal-talk

Using Bun

bunx terminal-talk start

💬 Usage

Note: By default, the client creates rooms on http://localhost:3000. You must have a server running locally or specify a remote server URL (see Configuration).

Create a Room

To start a new chat session and generate a unique room:

# If installed globally
terminal-talk start

# Or via npx
npx terminal-talk start

You will receive a Join URL (e.g., ws://localhost:3000/chat?room=xyz...) to share with others.

Join a Room

To join an existing room, use the join command followed by the URL:

# If installed globally
terminal-talk join <room-url>

# Or via npx
npx terminal-talk join <room-url>

Example:

npx terminal-talk join ws://localhost:3000/chat?room=10d66572

🛠️ Development & Self-Hosting

Run the Server

If you are developing locally or self-hosting, you need to run the WebSocket server:

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Install dependencies:
    bun install
  3. Start the server:
    bun run src/server.ts

Configuration

You can point the client to a different server using an environment variable:

    export TERMINAL_TALK_SERVER="https://your-terminal-talk-server.railway.app"
    terminal-talk start
    ```

For a detailed guide on **Publishing to NPM** and **Deploying to Railway**, see [PUBLISHING_AND_DEPLOYMENT.md](PUBLISHING_AND_DEPLOYMENT.md).