RABBITER(1)

💖 RABBITER — the rabbiter girlie is here ✨

section 1 of the manual, bestie 🎀 this is the page for rabbiter, aka your Twitter-to-Rabbit pipeline, and honestly? she's iconic.

🌸 NAME 🌸

rabbiter — Twitter clients for Rabbit 🐰💬

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

rabbiter [options]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Okay so picture this, bestie: Rabbiter is a tool that collects tweets related to the talk and sends them to Rabbit as comments. That's the whole vibe. 💅

At a public conference like RubyKaigi, audiences tweet comments about the listening talk to Twitter. And to show the comments to your slide showed by Rabbit, you can use Rabbiter. Like... that's the entire point of her existence and she ate. 👑

💖 OPTIONS 💖

• --rabbit-uri=URI — Rabbit's dRuby URI (druby://127.0.0.1:10101). 🐰 that's the default, yes ma'am.
• --filter=FILTER — Filter by word. To use multiple filters, use this option multiple. (yes literally pass it more than once, she'll catch on 🫶)
• --user-language=LANGUAGE — Filter by user language. (e.g.: ja, en) To use multiple language, use this option multiple. 🌈
• --[no-]log-status — Log target statuses. 📝
• --options-file=FILE — Load options from FILE. (none)
• --locale-dir=DIR — Specify locale dir as [DIR]. (auto)
• --logger-type=TYPE — Specify logger type as [TYPE]. Select from [stderr, gui]. (STDERR)
• --log-level=LEVEL — Specify log level as [LEVEL]. Select from [debug, info, warning, error, fatal, unknown]. (info)
• --help — Show this message. 🥺 she's helping you out, say thank you.
• --version — Show version.

pro tip from your girl: those parenthesised bits like (none), (auto), (STDERR) and (info) are the defaults, so don't come for me when you don't get what you expected — check what you actually passed in first 🙈

and that's the whole page, bestie!! you're officially rabbiter-literate 💜

this was rabbiter 2.0.2, dated June 2014 — yeah she's a vintage queen but she still slays 👑✨ 🎀💅🦋