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dr.botzo, the IRC bot with Django integration.
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Brian S. Stephan 48e5c513ae example of modules section in dr.botzo.cfg.example 2010-07-29 23:57:05 -05:00
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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.