What's my status? is a command line utility that allows you to set your status on multiple platforms at once.
To install the GUI, download the binary for your platform from the latest release.
Simply unzip the file and drag it into your Applications folder.
Simply unzip the file and drag it into your Start Menu.
To install run the following after downloading the tarball:
tar -Jvf whats-my-status-linux-*.xz
cd whats-my-status-linux-*
sudo make install
To uninstall run the following:
sudo make uninstall
To install the cli, download the binary for your platform from the latest release and place it in your $PATH
.
You can install from the go command:
go install github.com/jordangarrison/whats-my-status/wms@latest
Copy the .wms.example.yaml
file to ~/.wms.yaml
and edit it to your liking.
The general stucture of the file is as follows:
# workspaces are the places you want to set your status
workspaces:
- name: <your-slack-org>
type: slack
token: <your-slack-token>
- name: <your-github-user>
type: github
token: <your-github-user-scope-token>
aliases:
- name: myalias
status:
StatusMessage: "I'm doing something"
Emoji: :smile:
Time: "30m"
You can set up aliases for your status commands. For example, if you want to set your status to "Focus time"
, you can do the following:
aliases:
- name: focus
status:
StatusMessage: "Focus Time"
Emoji: ":compute:"
Time: "1h"
You can run this alias simply with the following command:
wms status focus
The clear
alias is a preset alias which will clear your status on all your workspaces.
You will need to generate tokens for access to your workspaces.
For now, slack uses an old style token. You can generate it following these steps from the Emacs Slack Repo (yuya373/emacs-slack):
- Navigate to your Slack workspace customization portal at
https://[your-workspace].slack.com/customize
- Log in with your credentials for the workspace if needed
- Open the console (
Ctrl+Shift+J
on Linux/Windows,Cmd+Opt+J
on Mac) - Run the following command:
window.prompt('your api token is: ', TS.boot_data.api_token)
- Copy token to your
~/.wms.yaml
file
For github navigate to your profile tokens settings and generate a new token with the following scopes:
user
- Slack
- GitHub
- Discord
- Google Hangouts
- Microsoft Teams
- Nextcloud
- Matrix (via Riot)