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cove

Cove is a TUI client for euphoria.leet.nu, a threaded real-time chat platform.

A very meta screenshot

It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Installing cove

Download a binary of your choice from the latest release on GitHub.

Using cove

To start cove, simply run cove in your terminal. For more info about the available subcommands such as exporting room logs or resetting cookies, run cove --help.

If you delete rooms, cove's vault (the database it stores messages and other things in) won't automatically shrink. If it takes up too much space, try running cove gc and waiting for it to finish. This isn't done automatically because it can take quite a while.

Configuring cove

A complete list of config options is available in the CONFIG.md file or via cove help-config.

When launched, cove prints the location it is loading its config file from. To configure cove, create a config file at that location. This location can be changed via the --config command line option.