hangups
Hangups is a command line tool for the Google Hangouts messaging service. It allows users to interact with Hangouts directly from the terminal, without the need for a web browser or dedicated app.
With Hangups, users can send and receive messages, as well as manage conversations using various commands and options. It supports group chats, direct messaging, and even image sharing.
Hangups provides features like typing indicators, read receipts, and message history synchronization across devices. It also supports sending and receiving SMS messages via Google Voice.
This command line tool is written in Python and is open-source, allowing users to contribute to its development. It relies on the Hangouts API and uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication.
Hangups is designed to be lightweight and efficient, making it suitable for use on resource-constrained systems or as part of automation workflows. It has a straightforward and intuitive interface, with commands and options similar to other command line tools.
The tool supports both interactive mode and command execution from scripts or shell commands. It can handle multiple accounts simultaneously, enabling users to switch between different Hangouts accounts easily.
Hangups has a rich set of settings that allow users to customize its behavior, such as setting notification preferences or adjusting the verbosity of debug output.
Overall, Hangups provides a convenient and versatile way to access Google Hangouts from the command line, offering flexibility and control for those who prefer a command line interface.
List of commands for hangups:
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hangups:tldr:78d13 hangups: Set a refresh token for hangups.$ hangups --token-path ${path-to-token}try on your machineexplain this command
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hangups:tldr:cdde1 hangups: View troubleshooting information and help.$ hangups -htry on your machineexplain this command