Print a beautifull millipede to send to your friends !!!
Basic usage:
$ millipede 20 "Chaud devant! Mon millepatte doit passer!"
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$ millipede -r 20 'Aaah, il est passé !'
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Aaah, il est passé !Customize the millipede:
$ milliped 20 -t bocal 'Chaud devant! Mon beau millepatte doit passer!'
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You can send the millipede as POST data to a HTTP server:
millipede 10 --http-host=http://localhost:5000/ --http-name messageUsing --http-auth you can specify a username/password for authentication:
millipede 10 --http-host=http://localhost:5000/ --http-name message --http_auth=user:passAnd using --http-data key=value to can add more variables:
millipede 10 --http-host=http://localhost:5000/ --http-name message --http-auth=user:pass --http-data myvar=mydataSome default settings can be set from a rcfile.
Here is a sample of a rcfile:
# set default size to 10
size 10
comment I'm the millipede!
reverse true
opposite false
template default
# position 3The millipede looks for the following files:
${HOME}/.millipederc
/usr/local/etc/millipederc
/etc/millipederc# create a virtualenv
$> virtualenv myenv
$> source myenv/bin/activate
# install (for developement)
$> pip install -e .
# Or, to install dependencies to send SMS
$> pip install -e .[sms]
# install (for production)
$> pip install .$ docker build -t millipede .
$ docker run millipede