muan / emoji-cli

:ok_hand: Emoji searcher but as a CLI app.

emoji-cli

Saw @zzak & @hone's talk at #rubykaigi 2015, now playing with hone/mruby-cli. Don't mind me.

installation, for macs only (at your own risk! ⚠️)

Head to releases, download the ZIP, extract it, and place it in your $PATH.

what does this do?

$ emoji-cli flowers --random
Copied 🌺 !

$ emoji-cli flowers --random
Copied 🌹 !

$ emoji-cli fruit --random
Copied 🍍 !

$ emoji-cli fruit --random
Copied 🍒 !

$ emoji-cli halloween
1. 👻
2. 👹
3. 🎃
4. 🏮
Choose [1~4] 3
Copied 🎃 !

$ emoji-cli noodle -r
Copied 🍜 !

todo

• cross platform
• fix the tests
• pagination?!

development

Need mruby and docker toolbox.

# edit mrblib/emoji-cli.rb
# compile
$ docker-composer run compile
# try
$ ./mruby/build/i386-apple-darwin14/bin/emoji-cli poop

emoji-cli's Issues

Make tests work in docker

This is what I've got so far: https://github.com/muan/emoji-cli/compare/tests, and here's what I want to do:

1. $ docker-compose run bintest
2. Dockerfile-test installs xclip, sets up Xvfb so I have a display for xclip.
3. Test calls emoji-cli poop and script copies 💩 to the clipboard.<< Not working
4. Verify CLI output matches & clipboard content (xclip -o) matches

My futile attempts led me here opening an issue wishing I can source help from people who are more experienced in Docker than myself while documenting this of my own sanity. (my experience with docker dates back to the day I started this project. 😂)

I have tried many many things including CMD in docker compose file w/ bash -c, shelling the Xvfb command from the bintest rake task, and using xvfb-run -a xclip¹ which led me me to more errors which I then failed to solve... 🙇

When running these in docker-compose run shell the command just hangs and errors out with XSELINUXs still allocated at reset:

$ Xvfb :1 &
$ ./mruby/build/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/bin/emoji-cli poop

# while this totes works right after
$ echo 'hello' | xclip -i
$ xclip -o
hello

Ugh. I think I just need to stop now and reconvene in the future.

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