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https://github.com/boreq/botnet

An IRC bot written in Python.
https://github.com/boreq/botnet

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# Botnet
IRC bot written in Python.

Botnet implements nearly all core functionality in a form of modules which can
be loaded and unloaded at will and communicate with one another using signals.
Thanks to that design a module which encounters serious issues does not affect
the execution of other modules. Furthermore all features of the bot can be
enabled and disabled at will and the modules can be updated without restarting
the entire bot and reconnecting to the IRC network simply by reloading a module.
It is possible to use built-in modules or create easy to load and integrate
user-maintained external modules distributed in a form of Python packages.

## Installation

pip install --process-dependency-links git+https://github.com/boreq/botnet

## Usage

botnet --help
botnet run --help
botnet run /path/to/config.json

## Available modules

To see all available modules navigate to `botnet.modules.builtin` directory.
Each module is provided with a comment containing a description and an example
config snippet.

## Configuration
Config snippets from the module description can be added to the `module_config`
key in the config file. This is the general structure of the config file:

{
"modules": ["module_name1", "module_name2"],
"module_config": {
"namespace": {
"module_name": {
"config_parameter": "value"
}
}
}
}

All builtin modules use the namespace `botnet`. Most modules are based on the
`BaseResponder` module, so to change the default command prefix alter the
`module_config.botnet.base_responder.command_prefix` configuration key. See the
example config for details.

## Example config

{
"modules": ["irc", "meta"],
"module_config": {
"botnet": {
"irc": {
"server": "irc.example.com",
"port": 6697,
"ssl": true,
"nick": "my_bot",
"channels": [
{
"name": "#my-channel",
"password": null
}
],
"autosend": [
"PRIVMSG your_nick :I connected!"
]
},
"base_responder": {
"command_prefix": "."
}
}
}
}