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-A simple yet powerful terminal-based chat application written in Python. Realtime messaging via TCP sockets, straight from your command line.
+ + + +Terminal Chat is built with a focus on simplicity and functionality. No unnecessary complexity, just chatting from your terminal.
+Full authentication system with username and password. Default test account included.
+Colorful terminal interface with intuitive navigation. Works on any terminal that supports ANSI colors.
+Messages are delivered instantly via TCP sockets. No delay, no polling. True realtime communication.
+Create multiple chat channels and easily switch between them. Each channel has its own message history.
+Add users to chats with a simple command. Manage who is in which channel.
+Fully open source and free to use. View the code, contribute, or fork the project for your own use.
+Built primarily for Linux terminals, with growing support for other platforms.
+ +First-class support. All features work out of the box including ANSI colors, readline, and autofill.
+Works with modifications. The readline module and autofill function need to be adjusted for Windows compatibility.
+Should work since macOS has a Unix-based terminal, but it hasn't been tested yet. Community feedback is welcome!
+Everything you need to install, configure, and use Terminal Chat.
+Install Terminal Chat with a single command. The script downloads and configures everything automatically.
+ Windows installation and setup +Start the server first, then the client. Log in with the default test account or create a new one.
+Use these commands while chatting to perform additional actions.
+| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /add <username> | +Add a user to the current chat | +
| /break | +Leave the current chat and return to chat selection | +
| /quit | +Close the program completely and disconnect | +
| obviously more commands and features comming on the way! | +
Terminal Chat uses a classic client-server model with TCP sockets for reliable, bidirectional communication.
+Terminal Chat is open source and built to be extended. Whether you want to add new features, build mods, or fix bugs — you're welcome to join.
+ +Add new commands, custom themes, message encryption, file sharing, or anything else you can think of. The codebase is simple and easy to extend.
+Help fix bugs, improve Windows/macOS compatibility, optimize performance, or refactor the codebase. Every PR matters.
+Open an issue to suggest features, report bugs, or discuss improvements. Even if you don't code, your input helps shape the project.
+Fork the repo and go wild. Build your own version, add a GUI, make it work with Discord bots — the code is yours to play with.
+Ready to contribute? Start here:
+No complex setup. No build tools. Just Python.
+Latest releases, patches, and project news.
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