Seashells

The official client for seashells.io.

The server code is available at anishathalye/seashells-server.

For more information, see seashells.io or the launch blog post.

Installation

Seashells is compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3. It's recommended that you use Python 3.

You can install Seashells from PyPI:

pip install seashells

Usage

See the instructions on seashells.io for more information about Seashells. For more information on how to use the command line tool itself, see the built-in help:

seashells --help

Tips and Tricks

• To easily pipe both stdout and stderr to seashells, you can set up a shell function (source):

  function sea() {
      $* 2>&1 | seashells
  }

Other Clients

• roccomuso/seashells (Node.js)
• hans-strudle/seashells (Go)

Note: other clients are not officially supported.

License

Copyright (c) Anish Athalye. Released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.rst for details.