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jitsi

v1.1.0

Published

A CLI to start jitsi session in your browser

Downloads

30

Readme

npm version Build Status

A small and simple CLI for jitsi-meet written in node.js.

Used node version: v10.15.3

Jitsi is a set of open-source projects that allows you to easily build and deploy secure videoconferencing solutions. This CLI is for the great Jitsi Meet video conferencing platform, meet.jit.si where the jitsi.org hosts a Jitsi Meet instance that the community can use for totally free video conferences , and the Jitsi Videobridge that powers all of the multi-party video capabilities.

INFO:
jtisi-cli is still under development and by far not perfect. Feel free to contribute.
See General Informations for more about this tool

Installation

To use Hades in your Mix projects, first add Hades as a dependency.

$ npm install -g jitsi

After installing it, run jitsi --help without arguments to see list of options.

How to use the jitsi-cli tool:

<roomName>:
 Uses the given <roomName> as input for creating the room  

--clipboard or -c:
 Copies the generated jitsi room URL into your clipboard.

--pattern <selectedPattern> or -p <selectedPattern>:
 Select the desired generation pattern.
 <selectedPattern> = [beautifulFungiOrSpaghetti, amazinglyScaryToy,
 neitherTrashNorRifle, eitherCopulateOrInvestigate, wolvesComputeBadly
 uniteFacilitateAndMerge, nastyWitchesAtThePub, defaultPattern]

General Informations

I started to develop this CLI-Tool because I really love jitsi and use it a lot in my daily life. Since I mainly work with the terminal, I found it useful to start a jitsi-meet session quickly with one command. Feel free to add more useful things to this tool (e.g. more name generators).

Release notes

See the changelog for changes between versions.

Disclaimer

jitsi-cli is not affiliated with nor endorsed by the jitsi multi-platform open-source video conferencing tool.

jitsi was created and is mainted by the jitsi organisation. You can contact them via [email protected].