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README.textile
beardo
“Co-ops are run by dirty hippies; dirty hippies have beards; therefore, this app is called beardo.”
No, seriously.
This is a command line interface for Co-op, since some of us are too cool to use the web interface.
It started as a boston.rb hackfest project, so blame the pizza and beer if there’s bugs.
Wait, what?
It uses rest-client as a wrapper around the Co-op API.
Do I need a beard, too?
No, you don’t. All you need is a .beardorc in your HOME directory, with the following info (in YAML format):
email: dirty@hippie.com password: drumcircle group: 422
Then, run coop "your-message-here" and your status on Co-op should be updated.







