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toot version 1.2.1

while launched for a new user, toot did not start the registration process but sent "Missing config file"

It would be great if we could set the visibility of our toots, like a --visibility flag.

And it could accept one of the four available options:

• public (default?)
• unlisted
• private
• direct

Example: toot "Dear followers..." --visibility private

What I expect: this would work

emv$ echo "can I pipe a toot into toot" | toot
emv$ cat tootfile | toot

What I got:

Error: Usage: toot <message>

Workaround: if you have a toot in a file, you can toot it out with toot "$(cat tootfile)"

I would like to use this pkg in a CI environment, specifically appveyor, but the way .mastodon.json is saved makes it a bit difficult.

It would be nice if you could add a --config flag that would allow me to

1. pass the entire json inline
2. set the location/path of where the pkg looks for .mastodon.json

Allowing the json to be passed inline would let me set the contents of .mastodon.json as an environment variable and not have to worry about leaking my API keys anywhere.

So the CLI calls for these might look like

toot 'This is a test toot.' --config .
toot 'This is a test toot.' --config ./some/path/to/config/file
toot 'This is a test toot.' --config '{"domain":"mastodon.social","name":"example-app-name-v1","baseURL":"https://mastodon.social","id":4,"redirect_uri":"urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob","client_id":"xxx","client_secret":"xxx","accessToken":"xxx"}'
toot 'This is a test toot.' --config $Env:APPVEYOR_TOOT_AUTH_JSON

I have a Windows 10 x64 PC with Node 8.9.0 installed. When I run "node" the outputs were all right.

I did "npm install -g toot" and got toot installed globally, but when I run "toot blablabla" I keep getting this:

Fatal error in launcher: Unable to create process using '"'

I have uninstalled all python versions from my computer.

I then tried "npm install toot" and I managed to get the app working by navigating to that directory where toot is downloaded and running "node toot.bin.js".

So why is it that toot couldn't be executed globally? You know because the app is great but it needs perhaps some more elegance?

Hi.

I installed Toot via npm in MacOS Sierra, and configured setup the app name and pointed it at my Mastodon instance, and got the token. Everything works. However, I didnt realize the name of the app would appear in the Authorized Apps page on my Mastodon account, so I decided to delete the authorization, and set up the app connection again. This is where Toot doesnt seem to work.

I retyped "toot" in the Terminal and nothing happens. I am not asked to reconfigure anything. I uninstalled and reinstalled and it doesnt seem to do anything. Also, I cant seem to understand the "-c" configuration. To my knowlege there is no configuration file.

Would you help me be able to reauthroize the app with my Mastodon instance?

Thanks.

David

I get an "Invalid input". ¯\(ツ)/¯

What I expected: help and version info

toot --help
toot --version

What I got:

toots of "--help" and "--version" to my tootstream.