Sure! I have a script that calls toot that is in turn called by cron. It's what generates my #tootlog posts. Well, it generates the text. I then toot the tootlogs manually, because my instance doesn't allow bots (and I'm totally fine with that).
I also have a "tootuser" script which uses dmenu/bemenu to do searches with toot and copies the result to the clipboard, and a "tootme" script that is a front-end to toot's toot post --edit mode which provides a graceful way to recover from errors (like toots being too long, or failing to post).
@stfn @sam @tut @energetykapolska
Oh, mine aren't any longer than that, lol
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rld@prometheus:bin$ cloc toot{counter,me,user}
3 text files.
3 unique files.
0 files ignored.
github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 2.04 T=0.03 s (116.1 files/s, 11224.7 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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Bourne Again Shell 3 45 42 203
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SUM: 3 45 42 203
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rld@prometheus:bin$ wc -l toot{counter,me,user}
70 tootcounter
157 tootme
63 tootuser
290 total
They're all [here], if you're curious. :)
@rl_dane @sam @tut @energetykapolska I did not know that tool, so cool!
❯ cloc .
10 text files.
7 unique files.
4 files ignored.
github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 2.04 T=0.02 s (436.9 files/s, 19161.2 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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Python 3 61 18 152
JSON 2 0 0 54
Text 1 0 0 12
Markdown 1 2 0 8
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SUM: 7 63 18 226
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