This is an arbor chat client for the proof-of-concept protocol.
You can find information about the Arbor project here
Yggdrasil can connect to an arbor server, display recent messages, and reply to any message that it has recieved. It's not particularly elegant right now, but we hope to change that.
Yggdrasil's Dependencies are all vendored with the exception of the C standard
library. Yggdrasil is developed against MUSL Libc, so the makefile tries to use that
by default. To build Yggdrasil, you'll either need to install the MUSL GCC wrapper
or change the value of CC in the makefile to CC=gcc.
This JSON-parsing library was chosen because of its impressively good results at handling strange JSON objects in this evaluation of JSON parsers.
It is included in this repository as a git subtree.
You can find the canonical repo here.
This JSON-serializng library was chosen because it played so nicely with the parser above.
It is included in this repository as a git subtree.
You can find the canonical repo here.
This is a simple C implementation of a generic hashmap data structure. I've used it for other projects and it seems good enough for my needs.
It is included in this repository as a git subtree.
You can find the canonical repo here.
This C test framework was chosen for simplicity. I have vendored it without a subtree
or submodule because the original source is not managed with git.
You can find the canonical website for CuTest here.
Use make to build the ygg executable. ygg connects to an arbor server
on localhost:7777. This is currently hard-coded.
Run make test to build and run the tests.
If you have arbor running locally, just type ./ygg.
If you want to connect to a remote server, ./ygg <IPv4_ADDR> <PORT>.