Support & Development

This is a central place and resource for the Colloquy community. It is an area to discover new information, discuss, collaborate, exchange source code and ideas, and advance Colloquy.

The Colloquy community is an active and diverse group of Colloquy users. By perusing this site, as well as ones it links to, you will find many community projects, discussions and debates. This community is a cornerstone to the adoption, growth, and advancement of Colloquy.

Starting Points

Using Trac

• TracGuide — Built-in Documentation
• TracSupport — Trac Support
• Making Tickets — Please read before bug reports or enhancement requests.

For the Mac Colloquy User

• FAQs — Frequently Asked Questions
• Known Issues — Please read this before submitting a new ticket
• Documentation Project — Featuring topics like
• The User Interface
• AppleScripting — Controlling Colloquy with AppleScripts
• Command Reference — List of all /commands Colloquy supports
• Hidden Preferences — Advanced and/or unsupported under-development settings
• Tips and Tricks — List of tips and tricks for Colloquy for Mac OS X.
• ​IRC Support for Colloquy for Mac OS X — #colloquy on Freenode

For the Mobile Colloquy User

• FAQs — Frequently Asked Questions
• Push Notifications — Quick overview on how to set up Push Notifications
• Tips and Tricks — List of tips and tricks for Mobile Colloquy.
• ​IRC Support for Colloquy for iOS — #colloquy-mobile on Freenode

For the Colloquy Developer

• Development Guide — Overview of Colloquy Development
• Source Code — Navigating and Building the Source
• Development Docs Project — Guides on how to
• Write PlugIns — in AppleScript, F-Script, JavaScript, Objective-C, Python or Ruby
• Create Styles — using CSS, XSL and JavaScript…
• Create Emoticon Sets

For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.

The Colloquy Project and its contributors aim to be an an open and welcoming community. To support this, we ask that everyone respects our Code of Conduct.