id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
www-hughrundle-net-84		A barbaric yawp			.html	text/html	519	48	80	Over the Easter break I made a little Rust tool for sending toots and/or tweets from a command line. My little program takes a text string as input, and sends the same string to the output, the intention being not so much that it would normally be used manually on its own (though it can be) but more that it can "work together" with other programs or scripts. yawp takes text from standard input (stdin), publishes that text as a tweet and/or a toot, and then prints it to standard output (stdout). Like I said, it's not particularly complex, and not even all that useful for your daily social media posting needs, but the point is for it to be part of a tool chain. We could also send a toot by piping from the echo program (the tells yawp to use stdin instead of looking for an argument like it uses above): But really the point is to use yawp to do something like this:	./cache/www-hughrundle-net-84.html	./txt/www-hughrundle-net-84.txt