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README.md

Shout

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What is it?
Shout is a web IRC client that you host on your own server.

What features does it have?

  • Multiple user support
  • Stays connected even when you close the browser
  • Connect from multiple devices at once
  • Responsive layout — works well on your smartphone
  • .. and more!

Ok, you caught my attention. I want to try it!
Here's a Shout server running in public mode, which allows for anonymous connections:

Try the Shout client

Note: If lots of people are trying the demo, you might want to try another network than irc.freenode.org. Freenode only allows ~5 connections.

Install

sudo npm install -g shout

Usage

When the install is complete, go ahead and start the server:

shout

For more information:

shout --help

Screenshot

Configuration

Open the config.json file by running:

shout config

The settings:

port
The default port to be used.
You can override this by running shout --port 80

public
Set to either true|false.
When set to false, a login will be required for connecting users.

User Management

Go ahead and run shout --help:

Usage: shout [options] [command]

Commands:

  list
    List all existing users
  
  add <name>
    Add a new user
  
  remove <name>
    Remove an existing user

  edit <name>
    Edit an existing user

Pretty simple, huh?

If you want to edit users manually, see users/example/user.json.

Commands

These are the commands currently implemented:

  • /close
  • /connect
  • /deop
  • /devoice
  • /disconnect
  • /invite
  • /join
  • /kick
  • /leave
  • /me
  • /mode
  • /msg
  • /nick
  • /notice
  • /op
  • /part
  • /query
  • /quit
  • /quote
  • /raw
  • /say
  • /send
  • /server
  • /slap
  • /topic
  • /voice
  • /whois

License

Available under the MIT license.