Don't commit compiled javascript files
Those just go out of sync and/or cause unnecessary conflicts.
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* transformations have source `(s/def ::source-type #{:twitter :rss :tumblr})` und target `(s/def ::target-type #{:mastodon})` you can combine freely. Multiple transformations for same source-target combination are possible. Source and targets refer to the auth section for their credentials.
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* transformations have source `(s/def ::source-type #{:twitter :rss :tumblr})` und target `(s/def ::target-type #{:mastodon})` you can combine freely. Multiple transformations for same source-target combination are possible. Source and targets refer to the auth section for their credentials.
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* compile: `npx shadow-cljs release app`
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* run the bot: `npm start`
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* run the bot: `npm start`
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* to poll at intervals setup a cron job such as:
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* to poll at intervals setup a cron job such as:
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*/30 * * * * npm start /path/to/config.edn > /dev/null 2>&1
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*/30 * * * * npm start /path/to/config.edn > /dev/null 2>&1
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### compiling to Js
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Alternatively, the bot can be compiled directly to JavaScript using the following command:
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```
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npx shadow-cljs release app
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```
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## License
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## License
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Copyright © 2018 Dmitri Sotnikov
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Copyright © 2018 Dmitri Sotnikov
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