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Habitat

A Secure Scuttlebutt client for Haiku.

Habitat icon

Installing Dependencies

  • Libsodium: pkgman install devel:libsodium
  • ICU: pkgman install icu66_devel
  • Catch2 (only needed for unit tests) pkgman install catch2_devel

Building

cd habitat
make

Once I have a fully functioning application I will add a build target to generate an hpkg file; and will also submit releases to [HaikuPorts](https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/wiki/_

Unit tests

You can run unit tests with make test.

Contributing

This project's primary home is on GitLab at quickdudley/habitat and I will likely notice pull requests and issue reports sooner than on the GitHub mirror. Furthermore, before starting a pull request I advise checking GitLab for any related branches as GitHub only has main. With those said: feel free to submit pull requests and issue reports to either.

Please run haiku-format -i {src,tests}/*.{h,cpp} and commit any changes it makes before submitting pull requests, and otherwise try to stay consistent with the existing coding style. Where possible, use BString rather than std::string, and use Haiku's messaging system for communication between components. If you would like to contribute to the user interface, please discuss it with me first as I may already have detailed plans for that feature.

You are also welcome to contribute financially via https://ko-fi.com/jeremylist

To anyone who contributes in any way: thank you so much!