Because talk begins with t.
- Hosting a server on a port of your choice.
- Server motd.
- Easy to use.
- Named clients.
- As many clients as your computer can handle.
- Can read the motd from a file.
- CMake >= 3.4 (for building/installing)
- SFML >= 2.0 (as a sockets library)
- A Unix system (linux, mac,) or Windows with the WSL.
Once you're sure your system meets all of the requirements, run the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/j4cobgarby/t-chat-server-client
cd t-chat-server-client
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
sudo make install
# Quick test
t --help
t-server --help
# Should print a help message
t-server
And then follow the instructions, or
t-server -m <An motd string - whatever you want> -p <A valid port, if you don't want to use the default>
To set the motd and port in one go.
t
And then follow the instructions, or
t -h <Server ip> -p <Server port, if you don't want to use the default> -n <What you want to be called>