Hello is a simple chat service written in Go that allows users to communicate over TCP. It provides basic chat functionality and aims to evolve into a more feature-rich chat platform in the future.
- Basic Chat: Users can connect to the Hello service using a TCP client and engage in real-time chat with others.
- Chat Rooms: Users can create and join rooms to chat with others in a more organized manner.
- Password Protection: Enhance the security of chat rooms by implementing password protection.
- Member List: Display a list of members within a chat room.
hello is actively under development, and we have exciting features planned for the future releases:
- Voice Chat: Explore the integration of voice chat capabilities to enable richer communication experiences.
To run the Hello service locally, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/hello.git - Navigate to the project directory:
cd hello - Build the executable:
make build-server && make build-client - Run the server:
./bin/hello-server <PORT> - Run the client:
./bin/hello-client <HOST:PORT>
Now, the Hello service should be running locally, and clients can connect to it using a TCP client.