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psyced Daemon
psyced
isn't just a PSYC
server; it also implements the functionality of PSYC clients allowing
users of Java applets, Telnet, Jabber™ and IRC clients to enter the PSYCspace.
Additionally
psyced
can communicate with Jabber™ servers and provide
chatrooms for PSYCers, IRCers and Jabberers all at once.
It also provides gateways to several IM- and IRC- networks as well as
serving as a web server for distributed multi-user applications.
It is implemented in LPC and
released as open source.
Scalable, programmable, effective.
Clients
... are not so important at the current stage of PSYC development,
since psyced acts as client simulator and allows you to use your
favorite IRC or jabber client applications. You can even just use the
web access if you're not planning to install your own psyced.
The developers themselves currently like to use IRC clients, PsycZilla, psycion or an
enhanced unix telnet software called powwow.
Once you have become familiar using psyced as a server,
you may want to dig deeper and look at native PSYC applications:
PsycZilla
Based on Mozilla you can either install it as a Firefox Extension or
standalone. It is a graphical crossplatform client with neat web
integration. Absolutely try it out!
PsycZilla!
psycion
psycion is the most elaborate PSYC client to date. It is aimed at unix
console users and comes with a very fancy curses-based multi-screen
interface. The code is modular so it is easy to add a GUI.
psycion is being distributed with perlpsyc.
perlpsyc
Net::PSYC
comes in a package with a collection of PSYC automations, command line
messaging scripts, the cool psycion client and even an MP3
player you can remote control using PSYC messages
or the command 'psyccmd <command>' from any shell prompt.
jaPSYC, Psychedelic and other Java™ apps
Mario 'BitKoenig' Holbe started out developing this library in Java
back in 1996 while I was sorting out basics of the protocol syntax.
Later on, I decided to motivate him to finish his work. The result is an amazingly
elaborate implementation of the protocol suited for all sorts of client,
server or hybrid applications. This development library is available
free of charge as open source.
Go to
about:Java
for the current state of jaPSYC and other PSYC projects in Java.
psyconaut
Psyconaut
by kuchn. dotnet client for windows platforms. Looks good!
pyPSYC & theraPY
pyPSYC
is a PSYC library implementation in Python with several clients
and scripts using it.
It's about time for a psyc
therapy.
an has evolved pyPSYC into a gtk-based client.
But it isn't done yet.
csYc
bartman's Client for sYnchronous Conferencing is written in
pike.
Only available on prescription.
PSYC in C++
PsycM(anager)
is a prototype auf a PSYC server in C++, provided by Ralf Mark Stockfisch.
Feel free to extend it or borrow the PSYC parser or other parts for
other developments, also in C.
PsycM.tar.gz
Bartman has contributed a particularely compact parser in C++, shows how simple a PSYC parser can be.
bartmans-psycparser-in-cpp.tar.bz2
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