Brian S. Stephan
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this serves as a good example of how to reuse code for the XML-RPC interface. we wrap it for convenience, so that all that needs to be supplied to the web service method is the message to echo. of course, other modules can wrap things how they feel the need to, even adding authentication, i guess, if they wanted note that it doesn't unregister the XML-RPC method. for starters, i didn't add an unregister to DrBotIRC, so it can't, and secondly, it looks like reregistering overwrites the old one. this hasn't been extensively tested but that's what i'm seeing |
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| scripts | ||
| web | ||
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| BUGS | ||
| COPYING | ||
| DrBotIRC.py | ||
| EXTERNALS | ||
| Module.py | ||
| README | ||
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| dr.botzo.cfg.example | ||
| dr.botzo.py | ||
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| requirements.txt | ||
README
dr.botzo --- an IRC bot dr.botzo is an IRC bot written in Python and using irclib.py to handle most of the protocol stuff. It is mostly a fun project for a couple of us to hack around on, but you may find it useful, in which case you're free to copy this source, send patches, etc. SOURCE http://www.incorporeal.org/sw/?a=summary&p=dr.botzo AUTHORS Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org> DEVELOPMENT The bot is currently written to be fairly modular. No real documentation on this yet, but those interested in developing more features should take a look at the classes in dr.botzo.py.