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An iMessage REPL. Hack The Planet!

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bin		bin
lib		lib
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Gemfile		Gemfile
Gemfile.lock		Gemfile.lock
INSTALL.md		INSTALL.md
README		README
invitation-received.scpt		invitation-received.scpt
message-received.scpt		message-received.scpt

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HOWTO

$ irepld

This starts the server.


Now configure Messages to run the included message-received.scpt when
on the Message Received event. You can do this in preferences, under
Alerts. Now, as long as the server is running, you'll have an iMessage
REPL! For Scheme!

The interpreter itself is jcoglan's Heist.
https://github.com/jcoglan/heist
Continuations are enabled by default.


AUTHORS

Michael Mokrysz had the idea and implemented the initial version, with
Ruby as its language.

David Kendal changed the language from Ruby to Scheme, allowing support
for persistence, and making it more secure.