The Shoebox. A place for lil' apps to live in peace and harmony.

I was just looking for a small side project to spend a bit of time on, Shoes seemed cool. So I went through the ShoeBox to see what the smallest mildly useful app I could make would be. I saw that while there were a few Twitter Shoes apps there were no AIM Shoes apps. So this is the most minimal AIM app you will ever see.

Open up the IMShoes.rb and edit your user and password into the file.

Since I couldn’t get Shoes to automatically install the Net-Toc gem, you need to install the gem and copy the toc.rb into the shoes/ruby/lib/net folder.

The TOC file can be found below
http://rubyforge.org/projects/net-toc/

Besides that this simple project allows you to message any of your buddies, as well as receive messages from your friends.

Thanks goes to Ian Henderson who wrote Net-Toc, _Why for creating Shoes and making some of the best Twitter quotes of all time, and for Oliver for the sweet gentle reminder app which I used to learn Shoes and was my template for this app.

Good times for a little day project.

If anyone wants to keep working and add additional functionality there is a lot that could be done with this app. It wasn’t really my goal to make it fully functional though.
Im Shoes

Versions:
.rb
EasyAlpha
.rb
alpha 2


Speak now or forever hold your peace:

smile fang
January 8, 2009

i have a domain www.imshoes.com is willing to sell,if you wanna to buy this domain for your project,pls feel free to contact with me,mzsmile@gmail.com
ps:you project seem quite nice:)

Patrik Hedman
February 9, 2009

Did you try adding:

Shoes.setup do
gem ‘gem-name’
end

at the top of the file? It’ll instruct shoes to download and install the gem the first time the app is run.

vapid babble
February 27, 2009

added
Shoes.setup do
gem ‘net-toc’
end

Works, sorta, doesn’t get all my categories. If there’s sufficient interest, and people want me to modify post here
I need to read the license, though. (oops) That’s all I added so I guess I’m good.


How do I use this?