Listen to an event stream
Listen to an event stream
The stream command stays connected to the server and listen to a stream of events (user, local or federated). A list-based stream can be displayed by prefixing the list ID with a '!'. It can also get a hashtag-based stream if the keyword is prefixed with ':' or '#'.
madonctl stream [user|local|public|!LIST|:HASHTAG] [flags] madonctl stream # User timeline stream
madonctl stream local # Local timeline stream
madonctl stream public # Public timeline stream
madonctl stream '!42' # List (ID 42)
madonctl stream :mastodon # Hashtag
madonctl stream #madonctl
madonctl stream --notifications-only
madonctl stream --notifications-only --notification-types mentions,follows
Several (up to 4) hashtags can be given.
Note: madonctl will use 1 websocket per hashtag stream.
madonctl stream #madonctl,#mastodon,#golang
madonctl stream :madonctl,mastodon,api
--command string Execute external command
-h, --help help for stream
--notification-types string Filter notifications (mentions, favourites, reblogs, follows)
--notifications-only Display only notifications (user stream) --color string Color mode (auto|on|off; for output=template)
--config string config file (default is $HOME/.config/madonctl/madonctl.yaml)
-i, --instance string Mastodon instance
-L, --login string Instance user login
-o, --output string Output format (plain|json|yaml|template|theme)
-P, --password string Instance user password
--template string Go template (for output=template)
--template-file string Go template file (for output=template)
--theme string Theme name (for output=theme)
-t, --token string User token
-v, --verbose Verbose mode