A Quote of The Day server written in Scala. Serves quotes via TCP/UDP as specified in RFC865.
By default ScalaQuote looks for quotes in a file called quotes.txt in its working
directory. Quotes are separated by %\n. This is the same separator used
by the Unix fortune program, allowing fortune cookies to be easily served
as quotes using the --quotefile flag.
ScalaQuote allows quotes of arbitrary length and character set by default, but
can be instructed to comply completely with RFC865 by using the --strict flag,
which will cause the server to not serve quotes that are greater than 511 characters
in length and/or contain non ASCII characters.
Ensure that you have sbt installed, and run:
sbt run
--port <port> Port to listen on (Default: 17)
--quotefile <file> Path to file containing quotes (Default: quotes.txt)
--strict Enforce strict compliance with RFC 865 (Default: false)
To run the ScalaTest tests, use:
sbt test
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